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Unprovable Assumptions? the number of species observed in collider experiments [three in both cases]; and the Dear Editor, cosmic microwave background radiation Steven Dapra wrote [Alibi v26, i43] that the discovered by two scientists Penzias and Wilson proposed changes to this failed state’s scientific [who shared the 1978 Nobel Prize in Physics for standards have no merit? Even if the age of this their work]. glorious creation, the Planet Earth, is an He goes on to say that the observations of (alleged) 4.6 billion years old, does the explosion the variation in the temperature of the cosmic of the human (anthropomorphic) population in microwave background radiation from one part just the last 65 years, also lack merit? of the sky to another had “led to a stunning Why did Governor Martinez veto bipartisan confirmation of the Standard Model of passed state scientific standards? Cosmology,” not to mention the 2006 Nobel Why was Gov. Martinez’s veto of oversight of Prize in Physics for Messrs. Mather and Smoot charter schools influenced by Scott Glasrud, for their discovery of the blackbody form and who just pleaded guilty to embezzling millions of anisotropy of the cosmic microwave background dollars? radiation. There is a cult of ignorance in the United These points amount to a great deal more States, and there always has been. The strain of than a “belief.” anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread Dr. Walston’s comments are from a letter winding its way through our political and published in the Wall Street Journal circa cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that October 2006 responding to another writer democracy means that “my ignorance is just as critical of the Big Bang Model. good as your knowledge.”—Isaac Asimov, The interested reader will find the book Newsweek (21 January 1980). Kepler and the Universe by David K Love an easy Brian Fejar to read guide that takes the reader to the edge of Albuquerque our current knowledge of the universe that includes the Big Bang Model. This book has Belief vs. Big Bang footnotes and references, it’s not about belief, it’s about demonstrable science. We now know our Dear Editor, solar system lies in a galaxy containing some Steven Dapra’s letter to the editor [v26, i43] 100,000,000,000 stars. And there are something begins by saying that the complaints about the like 100,000,000,000 galaxies in the observable proposed science standards for New Mexico Universe. Mankind has become rather education have no merit. insignificant in the cosmic scale. He concludes by saying, “all of the old Earth Michael Daly dating methods are based on assumptions that Grants can not be proven. What good is a belief that’s based on unprovable assumptions?” I wonder how much proof Mr. Dapra would Observe This! require. The age of the Earth is tied to and based Dear Editor, upon the Big Bang Model. According to Sean In the Oct. 26 - Nov. 01 edition, you printed a Walston, Ph. D. Physics, who made the letter from Steven Dapra. Mr. Dapra said that following points in 2006 while at Stanford “old Earth dating methods” [sic] are based on Linear Accelerator Center at Stanford assumptions that cannot be proven. University, the Standard Big Bang Model is The radiometric dating methods are based on supported on theoretical grounds by Einstein’s observed, not assumed, decay rates of elemental Theory of General Relativity. According to the isotopes. These radiometric data show that biennial Review of Particle Physics put out by the minerals of 4 billion years’ age exist on Earth. Particle Data Group, “the observed expansion of Gregory Corning the Universe is a natural [almost inevitable] result of any homogeneous and isotropic cosmological model based on general relativity.” The Basis The review goes on, according to Dr. Walston, Dear Editor, to say that “all present experimental tests [of In the October 26 Letters a truly mind-bending, gravitational theory] are compatible with the alogical comment by Steven Darpa was predictions of … Einstein’s General Relativity”. published. Mr. Darpa was making the case Dr. Walston adds that the Review of Particle against complaints about proposed curriculum Physics also describes some of the empirical changes and advocating for the new standards. evidence that supports the Standard Big Bang There is no question that the “new standards” Model. To wit: The cosmological redshift first have a strong foundation in religiously based observed by Hubble and more recently by dogma. looking at Cepheid variable stars and distant Mr. Darpa concludes his comment with this supernovae; the ages of objects in the universe as rhetorical question: “What good is belief that’s measured by radioactive decay and stellar based on unprovable assumptions?” Does Mr. evolution; the relative abundances of the Darpa realized that he is questioning the basis isotopes of Hydrogen, Helium, and Lithium in upon which all major religions are anchored? the universe; the number of neutrino species Herbert J. Hoffman predicted therefrom in excellent agreement with Albuquerque a

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AND ENDS screaming in public. According to CTV News, a Montreal bylaw prohibits “screaming” because it violates “peace and tranquility.” Moella says he WEIRD NEWS doesn’t feel like he was being particularly loud, but seemed to hold no grudges against the Dateline: Utah officers, telling reporters that they “were doing A judge in Utah served an eviction notice to an their job.” He has contested the ticket, though, unborn child last week. According to reports, and is waiting for a court date to plead his case. Kaylee Bays, a judicial assistant at the Fourth District Court in Provo went to the hospital earlier in the week thinking she was going into Dateline: Madagascar labor. It turned out to be only a false alarm, Officials in Madagascar warn against the practice though, and she returned to work the following of dancing with the dead, saying it could spread day. As a joke, she asked Judge Lynn Davis to the plague. 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Their concern is in response to a local practice called famadihana—or Dateline: Germany “the turning of the bones”—which involves We guarantee the best donor )PV[LZ[7SHZTH*LU[LY:HU[H-L ')7*:HU[H-L A judge has convinced a German couple not to fees in our marketing area! exhuming deceased family members, wrapping *VW`YPNO[)PV[LZ[7OHYTHJL\[PJHSZ*VYWVYH[PVU(SS9PNO[Z9LZLY]LK name their newborn Lucifer. Two parents who them in a cloth and dancing with the remains had given birth to a son earlier this year in Kassel before returning them to their graves. were told by an official at the local registry office that the name Lucifer could put the baby in danger. In Latin, “lucifer” means “light-bearer,” Dateline: Iowa but the name is more often used in reference to The Iowa Department of Transportation released the Christian Satan—a figure of evil. The official a reminder to the state’s residents that deer can’t refused to approve the name and passed the read signs. In a Facebook post last week, the matter on to a district court. Court spokesman department published an image of a deer crossing Matthias Grund told Hessische Niedersächsische sign along with the comment: “We actually get Allgemeine (HNA) that the couple was persuaded this question on a pretty regular basis. Q. Why by a judge to give their child a different name don’t you put these signs where it is safer for the during a private hearing. Instead of Lucifer, the deer to cross? A. Deer can’t read signs. Drivers baby was officially named Lucien. There are no can. This sign isn’t intended to tell deer where to official laws banning specific names in Germany, cross, it’s for drivers to be alert that deer have but registrars can have a case clarified by the been in this area in the past.” The confusion is court if they feel a name will put a child’s welfare apparently felt in other areas of the nation as at risk. well. A 2012 viral YouTube video uploaded by the producers of a North Dakota radio show featured an audio interview with a woman who Dateline: Canada claimed to have sent a number of letters to A driver in Montreal received a ticket for singing various state agencies asking to move the signs. “Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance She says her pleas were ignored. a Now)” in his car. Taoufik Moalla claims he was on his way to buy a bottle of water and was Compiled by Joshua Lee. Email your weird news to singing along to the C+C Music Factory ’90s [email protected]. NOVEMBER 4TH dance hit last week when a police vehicle pulled 5:30PM-8PM The Assistance League Thrift Shop 5211 Lomas Blvd. NE. refreshments, live and silent auctions, grab bags, raffles, gift baskets All Tickets $25 available online at assistanceleagueabq.org or Tues & Thurs from 10-2 at the AL Thrift Shop Listen to cosponsor 99.5 Magic FM for more info [6] WEEKLY ALIBI NOVEMBER 2-8, 2017 NEWS | ELECTioN NEWS/EDiToriAL NEWS CITY BY JOSHUA LEE ’ PED Accepts Science Standards Don t Vote for Trump Again Language Education Secretary-designate Christopher Fireside chat shows candidates’ characters Ruszkowski announced last week that the New Mexico Public Education Department would be adopting the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) in their entirety. The move comes BY AUGUST MARCH somewhat as a surprise following weeks of public outcry over the department’s suggestion that the NGSS be altered by removing mentions of a “rise in itting in the stand of the sports arena/ global temperatures” or “evolution.” Scientists and Waiting for the show to begin/ Red educators from across the country spoke out “Slights, green lights, strawberry wine/ A against the suggestion, even gathering at the state capitol to protest the changes during a public good friend of mine follows the stars/ Venus hearing on the subject. Ruszkowski’s earlier and Mars are all right tonight...”—“Venus and responses to the scandal seemed to defend the Mars/Rock Show,” by Paul McCartney and department’s proposed changes. In a public message dated Oct. 15, Ruszkowski said the Wings changes would give teachers and families “flexibility,” allowing for more local control of Sitting in the back of the Albuquerque science education. More recently, he spoke to the Press Club—while those around me tippled Albuquerque Journal, saying that PED’s goal is to “raise the bar for our kids,” and that the debate was various sorts of beer, wine and cocktails— “dragging the public away from tangible, meaningful certainly did feel like sitting in the midst of a outcomes.” The PED’s announcement that it will be big rock show, waiting for the concert to accepting the NGSS without any alterations has been applauded by the state’s scientists and commence. educators. The NGSS is a set of educational science And sure enough, Venus and Mars, the standards that were issued in 2013 by 26 states, classical deities in charge of loving prosperity the National Science Teachers Association and and war, succinctly symbolized in the other science advocacy groups. personages of Tim Keller and Dan Lewis, were all right that night. But who wants to vote for war, for attack-based proclamations and a Kirtland Officer Claims He was Disciplined ERIC WILLIAMS PHOTOGRAPHY scripted tendency to follow along with the Tim Keller For Same-Sex Marriage Beliefs nefarious politics of the not-so-great orange one when love of the city and progressive A religious liberties group is calling for the chaos-sowing are developers and land owners Burque, including investing in local business reinstatement of a Kirtland Air Force colonel who politics will more certainly fill the bill, will was disciplined over his views on same-sex provide what this city needs to move away deeply involved in making sure that the and infrastructure, providing workers with a marriages. In May, Col. Leland Bohannon was from the dark era of Richard Berry. proposed Santolina mega-development west of workable form of sick leave and reestablishing relieved of command after an Equal Opportunity town will move forward and is profitable for active community policing in order to help complaint was leveled against him. According to an appeal letter sent to the Secretary of the Air Force Lewis at War them. stem crime in the city. More importantly, his earlier this month by religious group First Liberty The fact that Lewis indulged these land- calm composure in the face of Lewis’ relentless Institute, Col. Bohannon refused to issue a Dan Lewis began his appearance at the hungry cretins is clear evidence that he is and untoward attacks demonstrated that “certificate of spouse appreciation” to the same-sex Albuquerque Press Club candidates’ forum on more comfortable dealing with wealthy Keller has what it takes to be a leader of a city spouse of a retiring Master Sergeant. The Thursday Oct. 26 with a bit of panache. certificate is not an official document and is not outsiders than with actual, working citizens of of more than 500,000 disparate voices. Dressed in a crisp, new blue suit, Lewis legally required to be given. The group says that Col. the Duke City. Lewis’ attempt to connect Bohannon was exercising his religious beliefs when certainly looked mayoral. As the event Keller to the worst type of criminals is he refused to issue the certificate and was progressed, however, he seemed to grow The Clear Choice discriminated against by the Air Force. They say he shameful and should be a clear sign to voters irritated and soon began what amounted to an If the meeting of minds at the APC had any was wrongfully relieved of command and should be that the Councilor takes his cues from the reinstated. Their appeal asks for the full reversal of hour-long attack on Keller—the candidate and significance, then it was to show which gloomy play book utilized by Trump and his the complaint and the removal of “unfavorable the person—in a manner that mirrored many candidate is fit to be mayor. Lewis is not so minions. materials” from Bohannon’s record. They also ask of the personal attacks that Donald Trump much desperate as he is a cookie-cutter that the Air Force train officers on how to deal with Lewis’ attack on Keller’s decision to move made against his opponent in the presidential follower of a dangerous and unfit president, a similar situations when they arise. his growing family out of small in-fill housing election of 2016. man who, when overcome by irascible in the International District and into a larger At one point, Lewis seemed to grow fixated emotions, is capable of the most unethical and home in the area surrounding the on Keller’s involvement in state legislation ill-conceived attacks possible. Judge Dismisses Claims Against Forest Albuquerque County Club also came off as an that aimed to set standards for the living Keller, graceful, articulate, full of genuinely attempt to smear Keller—painting him as Service Over Grazing arrangements of convicted sex offenders, proactive ideas and unwilling to give credence opportunistic and callous. It didn’t work; the A recent ruling dismissed all counts against the US legislation that would give the state of New to such awful political behavior, is determined reaction of the small crowd gathered at the government in a legal battle over grazing rights that Mexico aegis in making determinations about to lead Albuquerque into the third decade of club was one of consternation and sarcasm. has lasted for years. Attorneys for a group of where such felons should live, without the the 21st century. Citizens of Albuquerque Hispanic ranchers claimed that the US Forestry oversight of city government. should not only give him that opportunity, but Service’s decision to limit grazing on historic land ’ Burqueños should also use their vote to tell grants was unlawful. The ranchers said that some of The Republican City Councilman Keller s Prosperity Republicans and members of the right wing the land had been used by their families for conflated Keller’s support of this merely Meanwhile, Tim Keller dressed casually in a centuries, and the Forestry Service was unaware of that enough is enough: We will no longer bureaucratic bill with an inherent support of sweater and penny-loafers, took command of the detrimental effects the limits would have on tolerate these blows against democracy and local economy. According to their attorneys, the sex offenders. This dangerous the evening by affably talking about policies fairness that you carry like a cudgel, warlike, government’s refusal to allow grazing in regions mischaracterization is obviously being used as that will bring this city back from the brink. where poverty rates are high and farmers require against fellow Americans who seek peace, love a scare tactic to distract and frighten citizens Swatting Lewis’ crude admonitions aside with the land for subsistence was in violation of the wit and composure, Keller spent his part of the and a living, thriving future. a National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). Last from the real issues facing our city. week, a US District Judge ruled against them, Further, similar accusations were leveled hour-long gathering discoursing on the issues, Early voting for the Nov. 14 Municipal runoff however, stating that the NEPA does not require while reminding Lewis that his schtick was the Forest Service to consider social and economic against Keller by a group who bought attack election: ads before the general election. It turns out the becoming a tirade. effects of their actions. The Forest Service will Keller talked at length about his plans for 9am to 6pm, Monday through Friday, Now through begin reviewing grazing permits next year. a folks behind this attempt at distraction and Nov. 10, 2017

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Responsible Gaming Program ’ • Free Problem Gambling Treatment The Commission s Progress • Educational Presentations • Behavioral/Mental Health Professionals County lawmakers work on minimum wage, public health Conference BY CAROLYN CARLSON Call the Responsible Gaming Coordinator for more information:(505) 798-7415 ithout a lot of hoopla, the folks over at Wthe Bernalillo County Commission set the foundation for mental health and substance abuse programs, raised the minimum wage and honored the peaceful ones at their most recent meeting.

Give Peace a Chance Vice Chair Steven Michael Quezada, along with the rest of the Commission, recognized the 200th birthday of Bahá úlláh, the founder of the Baha’i faith. The religion was founded in 1863 in the Middle East. It teaches the essential worth of all religions, and the unity and equality of all people. One member of the local Baha’i community said they were pleased with the county’s recognition. “Unity and justice and peace and BernCo Commissioner Maggie Hart Stebbins CAROLYN CARLSON service are what we are all here for,” she said. support for all parties and to help assure a Quick Hits Pay Bump non-violent ending to the call. A shout-out was given to longtime, County commissioners upped the ante by beloved activist Jewell Hall who is leaving raising the minimum wage in Bernalillo Out at the Lockup her 28 years as a member of the Martin County from $8.70 to $8.85 to account for One of the largest expenditures the county Luther King Junior Multicultural Council. the increase in the consumer price index set must shell out is related to running the Hall has been a strong voice against local law by the federal Bureau of Labor. But not all the regional jail out on the West Mesa. On the enforcement’s use of force and excessive commissioners were hip to the idea of giving brick and mortar side, the county police shootings in the city and county. Sadly, county laborers a little bump. Notably, appropriated $2 million to improve energy in 2012, her son who struggled with mental Commissioners Wayne Johnson and Lonnie efficiency at Metropolitan Detention Center. illness, was shot and killed by officers with Talbert said no. This increase only covers As you can imagine, housing 2,000 people is the Saginaw, Michigan police department. those businesses within the county but not akin to managing a small town, and energy is Commissioners christened a new memorial within the Albuquerque city limits. a big ticket expenditure. On the human side, dedicated to public safety officers who have Albuquerque’s minimum pay rate is $7.80 per the county jail will soon begin a methadone died in the line of duty. The memorial is hour if the employer provides benefits. induction treatment program for new inmates located at 8201 Osuna Road NE in the Otherwise $8.80 is what one gets for an hour wanting to start medical opioid addiction Arroyo Del Oso Park next to John Carrillo of sweat in these parts. treatment while in jail. The jail has offered Memorial Fire Substation. Those being methadone maintenance for more than 10 honored are fallen officers from Albuquerque Helping Up years, but this is the first time the county will county, state, federal and other local public make medication-assisted treatment available safety offices who have served or have lived The County appropriated $3 million for to inmates who aren’t already in a program. in BernCo. mental illness prevention and early The county now has an in-house pharmacist The Commission approved the renaming intervention. And the folks involved with the who can dispense 14 days of free prescription of the North Valley Library after Rudolfo county’s promise to bring more mental, medications to the inmates upon release. At Anaya, local author from Santa Rosa and one substance and behavioral help to residents risk former inmates can also take Naloxone, of the founders of contemporary Chicano have been busy bees. Recently the an overdose medication, with them upon literature and the author of Bless Me Ultima Commission approved several new positions release. and many other books, poetry and essays. a to fully staff the county’s behavioral health initiative. 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THURSDAY NOV. 2 SATURDAY NOV. 4 BUT CAN YOU PLAY A 16- STRING ZITHER? NEVER GOING BACK The upcoming celebration of womens’ reproductive rights This Thursday, Nov. 2, musician and composer Vanessa at the African American Performing Arts Center is many Võ brings the unique sounds of the Vietnamese dan things. Yes, it is first and foremost a celebration, but it is tranh zither to the South Broadway Library, for free. also an access point for education, resources and Võ has been playing this 16-string zither since she discussion. Sponsored by the Southwest Women’s Law was 4, and she now performs and teaches on this and Center and several other organizations, the Celebrating other traditional Vietnamese instruments in Fremont, Women’s Reproductive Rights event—which is going down Calif. Võ is also performing with the Chatter Ensemble Saturday, Nov. 4—includes self care tips, opportunities for at the Outpost Performance Space on Saturday, Nov. action, entertainment and snacks. The all ages event is 4, presenting several songs that she wrote for the COURTESY OF THE VAN VECHTEN COLLECTION AT LIBRARY OF CONGRESS free to attend so there’s no excuse not to be there Kronos Quartet (more info at outpost.org). SOUTH promptly at 6pm celebrating reproductive freedom. AFRICAN BROADWAY LIBRARY 1025 BROADWAY BLVD SE, 11AM TO NOON DIZZY FROM JAZZ AMERICAN PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 310 SAN PEDRO DR NE, 6 TO 8PM alibi.com/v/5ajc. a alibi.com/v/5b6o. (Maggie Grimason) a UNM professor Glenn Kostur takes up the baton Thursday, Nov. 2, helming the Albuquerque Jazz Orchestra and world-renowned trumpeter—and local resident—Bobby Shew for the Dizzy Gillespie Centennial Tribute concert. Shew’s had a long and lauded career among jazz greats including stints in Benny Goodman’s band, as well as work as a sideman in ensembles led by Art Pepper and Bud Shank. A powerful soloist, Shew says Gillespie’s skills as a trumpet player “far exceeded what players were able to do back in his early days on the scene … he and Charlie Parker took the challenge of spontaneous creative skills to another level with their development of a style called bebop. In addition, Dizzy and Cuban congero Chano Pozo were basically the first to merge Latin music with jazz, thereby developing what is now known as Afro-Cubano. Dizzy is also know for his prolific skills as a composer. A multitude of his tunes are jazz standards which are played by almost every jazz musician, worldwide.” Come hear this wondrous musical history brought to life at one of the city’s premier jazz outfits Outpost Performance Space for only $25-$30. OUTPOST PERFORMANCE SPACE 210 YALE BLVD SE, 7:30PM alibi.com/v/57oq. (August March) a

FRIDAY NOV. 3 PLAYING AROUND There are serious toy collectors out there who recognize the “FROM THE KENTUCKY COAL MINE TO THE CALIFORNIA SUN” artistry and resonance found in … Who am I kidding? I just want to play with toys! And the 30 dealers selling antique Sometimes the casino circuit yields some pretty fancy fruit. Take the summer of 2014, when I saw Steely Dan and Yes at the Route 66 Casino’s Legends Theater. toys, dolls and other collectors’ items at the Albuquerque Despite darling distractions like this past summer’s Queensrÿche show or the past weekend’s KISS ARMY love-in, it’s always worth checking out this casino’s calendar Doll and Toy Sale at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church because Legends, amirite? Lucky listeners can hit the jackpot on Friday, Nov. 3, when total living legend, notable scenster and post-hep, singer-songwriter Kris this Saturday, Nov. 4, are going to make my dreams come Kristofferson visits the venue. Kristofferson is a Rhodes Scholar who served as an Airborne Ranger, and then decided he wanted to write some country-western true. Admission is $5 for adults, free for kids under 12. ST. music. After moving to Nashville and struggling for a few years, he wrote a little ditty called “Me and Bobby McGee,” and the rest is history folks ... Oh and he’s also PAUL’S UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 9500 CONSTITUTION AVE NE, 10AM TO PM alibi.com/v/5apg. (Joshua Lee) a a three-time Grammy winner and big ol’ movie star too; that ought to be worth the price of admission ($29 to $65), all on it’s own. LEGENDS THEATER @ ROUTE 66 CASINO 3 14500 CENTRAL SW, 8PM alibi.com/v/5am5. (August March) a

MONDAY NOV. 6 WRITE-OFF JOERGENS.MI VIA WIKIMEDIA November is National Novel Writing Month, but kicking out a whole novel in 30 days sounds pretty intimidating. Starting this Monday, Nov. 6, get some assistance with the feat by joining your fellow wordsmiths at NaNoWriMo: BLACK MANTRA Come Write-In hosted at the Cherry Hills Library for a write-in session, beginning with timed writing prompt Join the city’s first poet laureate, regional and national slam poetry champion, founder of Beyond Poetry LLC and all around local treasure, Hakim Bellamy this Friday, challenges followed by an open period of writing fever. This Nov. 3, for a multimedia performance that addresses institutionalized racism and violence and how that has impacted the experience of being a black man in the US all-ages event is free and open to the public. CHERRY HILLS today. The multi-faceted piece is titled Black Mantra. Bellamy’s wisdom and words are well worth the $15 ticket to enter the doors of the African American LIBRARY 6901 BARSTOW ST NE, 6 TO 7PM alibi.com/v/5a4v. (Joshua Performing Arts Center, which open at 7:30pm for this one-time event. AFRICAN AMERICAN PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 310 SAN PEDRO DR NE, 7:30 TO 9:30PM alibi.com/v/5b1d. Lee) a (Maggie Grimason) a

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WELLNESS/FITNESS NORTH DOMINGO BACA MULTIGENERATIONAL CENTER Beyond COMMUNITY Meditation: Community HU Chant. Chant HU, a once secret name for God. 7521 Carmel Ave NE. 7-7:30pm. ALL-AGES! CALENDAR 505-265-7388 . alibi.com/v/560p. YOGA ART SPACE Partner Yoga Date Night. For two or more people to deepen the experience of yoga. $15. 4pm. ALL-AGES! THURSDAY NOV 2 alibi.com/v/56z3. Also, Restorative Yoga. Focus on the parasym- pathetic nervous system while performing this meditative flow. EXPO NEW MEXICO New Mexico Chinese Lantern Festival. Light 8338 Comanche Rd NE. $10-$15. 5:45-6:45pm. ALL-AGES! sculptures, exciting performances and fun cultural experiences. alibi.com/v/56yf. 300 San Pedro Dr NE. $10-$25. 5-9:30pm. ALL-AGES! alibi.com/v/59gh. SANTA FE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Santa Fe From Days of Infamy SATURDAY NOV 4 to Days of Remembrance. Commemorate of the 75th anniversary AFRICAN AMERICAN PERFORMING ARTS CENTER, Expo NM of Japanese American incarceration. 6401 Richards Ave. 6-8pm. Celebrating Women’s Reproductive Rights. Light refreshments 428-1467. alibi.com/v/58ut. and entertainment, meaningful discussions on ways to expand access to healthcare, self-care tips, and action opportunities. KIDS 310 San Pedro Dr NE. 6-8pm. ALL-AGES! 222-0778. ALBUQUERQUE MUSEUM OF ART AND HISTORY Folk Art alibi.com/v/5b6o. See Event Horizon. Extravaganza. Explore traditional art forms from around the globe. Projects include dolls, mobiles and magnets inspired by artwork ALBUQUERQUE GARDEN CENTER Let’s Celebrate: Four Seasons from Russia, Mexico, Scandinavia, and India. 2000 Mountain of Holidays. See holiday floral designs, table settings ideas along Rd NW. $60. 10-11:30am. 243-7255. alibi.com/v/57mx. with beautiful horticulture specimens. 10120 Lomas Blvd NE. 1-4pm. ALL-AGES! 296-6020. alibi.com/v/5b65. LEARN FREERANGE Designing Solutions With Out Of The Box Thinking. ALBUQUERQUE RAIL YARDS The Heat is On. Firefighter and pet Danute Debney Shaw shares how to identify solutions to both calendar launch party to benefit Kennel Kompadres. 1100 Second common and major problems with business Street SW. $0-$5. 11am-5pm. alibi.com/v/5bcg. plans, management and communications. 1700 Central Ave SE. ASSISTANCE LEAGUE OF ALBUQUERQUE Holiday Gala: 3-4pm. 585-4135. alibi.com/v/5bbn. Christmas in N.M. Live and silent auctions, raffles, gift baskets, KIMO THEATRE TEDxABQWomen 2017. The women of N.M. and the opening of the Christmas Shop. All proceeds go to fund inspire, empower and transform ideas into reality. 423 Central Operation School Bell. 5211 Lomas Blvd NE. $25. 5:30-8pm. Ave NW. $21-$42. 5-8pm. 18+. 768-3522. alibi.com/v/59ye. ALL-AGES! alibi.com/v/59oi. See Found Objects. EXPO NEW MEXICO New Mexico Chinese Lantern Festival. 300 San Pedro Dr NE. $10-$25. 5-9:30pm. ALL-AGES! See 11/2 WELLNESS/FITNESS listing. HILAND DANCE STUDIO Salsa Basics For The Beginner. Learn fundamental skills that set a strong foundation for understanding ST. LUKE’S LUTHERAN CHURCH Scandinavian Festival. this timeless dance. 7-8pm. 13+. alibi.com/v/4rm8. Also, Norwegian and Swedish folk art, food, traditional dance perform- Bachata. Learn about the basics of this Latin dance and ances and crafts for kids. 9100 Menaul NE. 10am-4pm. Dominican music. 8-9pm. 13+. alibi.com/v/4rnq. Also, Body ALL-AGES! 294-5739. alibi.com/v/529e. Movement and Isolation. Explore a variety of movements while THUNDERBIRD HARLEY-DAVIDSON The Annual Disciples MC focusing on control, balance and strength. 130 Jackson NE. $12. Coat Run. Donate gently used coats and enjoy live music from 9-10:15pm. 13+. 268-1558. alibi.com/v/4rp7. local band Traveler in Pain, as well as food, and prizes. 5000 KADAMPA MEDITATION CENTER NEW MEXICO Improving Alameda Blvd NE. Donations encouraged. 11am-2pm. ALL-AGES! Relations. Let go of painful thoughts and replace them with love alibi.com/v/5bgf. and compassion through meditation. 142 Monroe NE. $10. 7-8:35pm. ALL-AGES! 292-5293. alibi.com/v/5bfr. KIDS ALBUQUERQUE CONVENTION CENTER Discovery Festival 2017. MANZANO MESA MULTIGENERATIONAL CENTER Wise Women 401 Second Street NW. 9am-3pm. 13+. See 11/3 listing. Belly Dance. Perform basic techniques of this ancient dance form. 501 Elizabeth St. SE. $5-$10. 6-7pm. ALL-AGES! ALBUQUERQUE MUSEUM OF ART AND HISTORY Family Art 280-3638. alibi.com/v/4ydz. Workshop. Create art with your family. 2000 Mountain Rd NW. $1-$4. 1-2:30pm. ALL-AGES! 243-7255. alibi.com/v/4tee. MAPLE STREET DANCE SPACE Zumba Bliss. Zumba, Latin dancing and kickboxing for all levels. 3215 Central Ave NE. $5. BACHECHI OPEN SPACE Outdoor Adventures: Nature Crafts 4:40-5:30pm. ALL-AGES! 977-8881. alibi.com/v/54x7. Holiday Gift Ideas. Use natural materials to make holiday orna- ments, pine cone creatures and other gifts with animalistic qual- NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF FLAMENCO Boomers Plus Beginning ities. 9521 Rio Grande Blvd NW. 9am-10:30pm. ALL-AGES! Flamenco. A gentle flamenco class for adults, seniors and the 314-0398. alibi.com/v/5ayq. absolute beginner. 1620 Central SE. $13. Noon-1pm. 242-7600. alibi.com/v/55q7. MAMA’S MINERALS Kids Rock Geology Class. Kids learn basic concepts of geologic time, the rock cycle and types of rocks while STUDIO SWAY 5Rhythms Sweat. Learn about movement medi- they learn about beautiful crystals, minerals, fossils, and stones. tation. 1100 San Mateo Blvd NE. $13. 7-9pm. ALL-AGES! Reservations required. 800 20th Street NW. 10-11am. ALL-AGES! 847-5860. alibi.com/v/4ufq. 266-8443. alibi.com/v/5b0z. YOGA ART SPACE Intermediate Yoga Class. Improve physical NATIONAL HISPANIC CULTURAL CENTER Vamos al Museo. health, flexibility and mental awareness. $15. 5:30-6:30pm. Families tour the musuem focusing on art form, source inspiration, ALL-AGES! alibi.com/v/56xd. Also, Vinyasa Flow. A continuously artist or type of material. Following the tour the whole family can moving traditional class that builds energy, strength and serenity. create their own artwork related to Día de los Muertos. Reservation 8338 Comanche Rd NE. $10-$15. 6:45-7:45pm. ALL-AGES! recommended. 1701 Fourth Street SW. 10:30am. ALL-AGES! alibi.com/v/56xw. 246-2261. alibi.com/v/5al1. NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF FLAMENCO Baby Flamenco. This class FRIDAY NOV 3 utilizes techniques to develop rhythm and coordination for begin- EXPO NEW MEXICO New Mexico Chinese Lantern Festival. 300 ning flamenco dancers, ages 3-5 years old. 1620 Central SE. San Pedro Dr NE. $10-$25. 5-9:30pm. ALL-AGES! See 11/2 $13-$175. 10-11am. ALL-AGES! 242-7600. alibi.com/v/5aaw. listing. LEARN NATIONAL HISPANIC CULTURAL CENTER Día de los Muertos: CENTRAL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH New Mexico Interfaith Despedida. Learn about the meaning of the holiday, the traditional Power and Light Fall Gathering: Generations Caring for Earth arts and crafts associated with the celebration and develop Together. Learn about work being done across the state by religious ofrendas to honor families and individuals. 1701 Fourth Street groups to combat climate change. 201 University NE. ALL-AGES! SW. 5-7pm. ALL-AGES! 246-2261. alibi.com/v/59zu. 266-6966. alibi.com/v/59qf. KIDS CENTURY 14 DOWNTOWN Downtown Walking Tour. Learn about ALBUQUERQUE CONVENTION CENTER Discovery Festival 2017. the diverse settlers and their contributions to local history. 100 Kids meet local professionals and business owners involved in Central Ave SW. 10am-noon. ALL-AGES! 289-0586. the STEAM industry and put their minds to the test with hands- alibi.com/v/4opm. on exhibits and activities. 401 Second Street NW. 9am-3pm. SOUTH BROADWAY LIBRARY Beginning Genealogy Workshop: 13+. 837-9223. alibi.com/v/561l. Part Two. 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of deep breathing exercises, creative visualizations with role Community Calendar continued from page 11 playing and simple stretches. 8338 Comanche Rd NE. Donations encouraged. 3-4pm. ALL-AGES! alibi.com/v/56z8. research from the library and from home. 1025 Broadway Blvd SE. 10:30am-noon. ALL-AGES! 764-1742. alibi.com/v/5a4s. MONDAY NOV 6 WELLNESS/FITNESS EXPO NEW MEXICO New Mexico Chinese Lantern Festival. 300 ALBUQUERQUE SQUARE DANCE CENTER Contra Dance Class. San Pedro Dr NE. $10-$25. 5-9:30pm. ALL-AGES! See 11/2 Learn how to square dance without a partner. All ages, genders listing. and beginners are welcome. 4909 Hawkins NE. $8-$9. 7-10pm. LEARN ALL-AGES! 289-2992. alibi.com/v/4ja6. NEW CITY CHURCH Money Academy Class. A comprehensive MAPLE STREET DANCE SPACE Embodied Creativity and financial course that includes communication training, goal- Improvisation. Give form to inner creativity through dance and setting, building a budget, increasing savings and eliminating music improvisation as well as meditation and mindfulness prac- debt. 6300 San Mateo Blvd NE. 6:30-8:30pm. ALL-AGES! tices. 3215 Central Ave NE. $10-$12. 4:15-5:45pm. 13+. 314-3470. alibi.com/v/59az. Applications Open for 350-6971. alibi.com/v/55ca. WELLNESS/FITNESS NEW MEXICO HEALING RESOURCES Yoga, Breathwork, Tea and ALBUQUERQUE SHAMBHALA CENTER Heart of Recovery Full-Time Spring Community. Enjoy a healthy alterative to a Saturday night out. Meditation Group. A meditation and sharing support group that 8501 Candelaria NE. $12-$20. 5pm. ALL-AGES! 506-8032. brings together the practice of meditation, Buddhist teachings Program in March alibi.com/v/557m. and the 12 steps of recovery integrating the basic sanity of the Dharma and the basic goodness of meditation. 1102 Mountain Part Time Night Program SANDIA PREP SCHOOL Sixth Annual Conference: Prostate Cancer Rd NW. $5. 6-7:30pm. 717-2486. alibi.com/v/5366. Diagnosis and Treatment. Locals learn more about the cancer in May that strikes about one in seven men during their lifetime. 532 HIGH DESERT CENTER FOR SPIRITUAL LIVING Beyond Limits. Osuna Rd NE. 9am-5pm. ALL-AGES! 505-2254-7784. Intro to the science of mind teachings. Topics include oneness, alibi.com/v/5a75. spiritual mind treatment, the reciprocal universe, the creative process, hidden beliefs and other essential principles. 5621 SOURCE Body Bliss: Herbal Gift Making Workshop. Make hand- Paradise NW. $145. 6-9pm. 18+. 298-9265. alibi.com/v/57kh. DONATE TO "FRIENDS OF made gifts for the holiday season or pamper yourself and make herbal skin care products for personal use. 1111 Carlisle Blvd HILAND DANCE STUDIO Salsa Rhythm and Timing. Learn about NMSNT" AND RECEIVE $5 OFF SE. $70. 10am-2:30pm. alibi.com/v/51v8. the different instruments that make up a salsa song to connect better to the music through dance. 7:30-8:30pm. 13+. ANY STUDENT TREATMENT alibi.com/v/4qko. Also, Salsa Level One. Build on the funda- SUNDAY NOV 5 mentals of salsa dancing by reinforcing the basic steps, essential THROUGHOUT 2017 ALBUQUERQUE GARDEN CENTER Let’s Celebrate: Four Seasons footwork, turning and spin techniques, as well as leading and of Holidays. 10120 Lomas Blvd NE. 1-4pm. ALL-AGES! See 11/4 following methods. 130 Jackson NE. $12. 8:30-9:30pm. 13+. listing. 268-1558. alibi.com/v/4qmw. REGISTER ONLINE! BALLOON FIESTA PARK Loving Thunder’s The Giving Horses. ST. TIMOTHY’S LUTHERAN CHURCH Silent Meditation Group. Meet therapy horses, participate in a silent auction and have One hour of silence for meditators of strong determination. 211 hor’doeuvres, drinks and more. 5000 Balloon Fiesta Parkway NE. Jefferson NE. 6pm. ALL-AGES! 450-3409. alibi.com/v/4fje. $0-$25. 2-5pm. ALL-AGES! 554-9493. alibi.com/v/5b6t. YOGA ART SPACE Candlelight Yoga Class. A relaxing blend of low EXPO NEW MEXICO New Mexico Chinese Lantern Festival. 300 impact stretching, gentle movements, restorative poses and San Pedro Dr NE. $10-$25. 5-9:30pm. ALL-AGES! See 11/2 supported passive postures. 2pm. ALL-AGES! alibi.com/v/56td. listing. Also, Morning Medicine Yoga. Calm the mind while energizing and strengthening the body. 8338 Comanche Rd NE. $10-$15. KIDS 9:30-10:30pm. ALL-AGES! alibi.com/v/56po. BACHECHI OPEN SPACE Fall Family Fun Days. Crafts, outdoor activities and experiments correlated to school science e magic a standards. 9521 Rio Grande Blvd NW. Noon-5pm. ALL-AGES! TUESDAY NOV 7 lf to th nd intr rse igue 314-0398. alibi.com/v/5ayo. EXPO NEW MEXICO New Mexico Chinese Lantern Festival. 300 ou of San Pedro Dr NE. $10-$25. 5-9:30pm. ALL-AGES! See 11/2 rt y th MAPLE STREET DANCE SPACE Music and Movement. Kids learn po e t fundamentals of music and dance through integrative methods listing. s al of teaching movement and sound together. 3215 Central Ave an es LEARN r o NE. $10. 12:45-1:45pm. 350-6971. alibi.com/v/55av. EMBASSY SUITES HOTEL NAWBO Speak Out. Speak with legis- T f SPORTS/OUTDOOR lators and policymakers about issues that concern and affect ALBUQUERQUE OPEN SPACE VISITOR CENTER Bosque Wild: business owners. 1000 Woodward Plc NE. $32-$38. 5:30-8pm. Guided Nature Walk. A moderately strenuous guided hike along alibi.com/v/5b37. the shady banks of the river and through one of the largest cotton- OSO GRANDE TECHNOLOGIES ABQ Speaks Up. Improve public wood forests in the world. 6500 Coors Blvd NW. 9am-11pm. speaking and leadership skills by delivering prepared or 897-8831. alibi.com/v/5b3c. impromptu speeches in front of an audience. 725 Sixth Street CAMEL ROCK CASINO, Santa Fe NFL Sundays. Watch national NW. $0-$20. 12:30-1:30pm. 18+. 277-8482. alibi.com/v/4yby. football teams play while enjoying drink and food specials. SELF SERVE Power Dynamics for Radical Relationships. Examine 17486A US 84-285. 11am-9pm. 765-1505. alibi.com/v/59dy. terminology around radical relationships and delve deeply into the nitty, gritty of negotiation, relationship sanctity and need WELLNESS/FITNESS fulfillment. 3904 Central Ave SE. $20. 7:30-9pm. 18+. 265-5815. ALBUQUERQUE OPEN SPACE VISITOR CENTER Yoga with a View. alibi.com/v/5al3. A guided yoga class in a unique setting overlooking 18 acres of agricultural fields. All abilities and levels welcome. $5-$15. 9am. WELLNESS/FITNESS alibi.com/v/5b59. Also, Dragon and Tiger Medical Qigong. Improve HIGH DESERT CENTER FOR SPIRITUAL LIVING The Inner health and energy with seven simple movements with instructor Meaning of the Bible. Reverends Maggie Barker and Jac Blackman Marcy Pincus, an energy arts certified instructor. Registration investigate the meanings and interpretations of biblical tales recommended. $5. 1-2pm. alibi.com/v/5b3d. Also, Marriage of and their significance in everyday life. 5621 Paradise NW. $125. Heaven and Earth Qigong. Exercise that helps heal the neck, 6-9pm. 18+. 298-9265. alibi.com/v/57kz. back, spine as well as joints. 6500 Coors Blvd NW. $5. 2:15-3:15pm. 897-8831. alibi.com/v/5b3e. HILAND DANCE STUDIO Salsa Essentials: Ladies Techniques. Focus on fundamental and essential skills necessary to become Sunday, November 12th ALBUQUERQUE SHAMBHALA CENTER Open Public Sitting and stronger dance partner. 7-8pm. alibi.com/v/4qod. Also, Spin Meditation. Practice meditation with fellow community members. and Turning Techniques. Develop control, strength and balance 6-9 pm 1102 Mountain Rd NW. 10am-noon. 717-2486. on the dancefloor. $12. 8-9pm. 13+. alibi.com/v/4qpu. Also, alibi.com/v/534t. Body Movement and Isolation. Explore a variety of movements 5MLQ\MZZIVMIV+]Q[QVM±± MAPLE STREET DANCE SPACE Zumba and Kickboxing. All level while focusing on control, balance and strength. 130 Jackson inclusive class. 3215 Central Ave NE. $5-$8. 11am-12:30pm. NE. $12. 9-10pm. 13+. 268-1558. alibi.com/v/4qrb.

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OT CIRCUS GALLERY Holiday Group Show and Indoor Market. Start ARTS & LIT your holiday shopping with browsing the work and wares from local artists, crafters, jewelry makers and bakers. 709 Central Ave NW. 5-9pm. ALL-AGES! (678) 923-2755. alibi.com/v/5ay9. CALENDAR REMARQUE: NEW GROUNDS PRINT WORKSHOP Zero Hour Opening Reception. A solo exhibition and installation of new inter- disciplinary works by Ren Adams. Runs through 11/30. 3812 THURSDAY NOV 2 Central SE. 5-8pm. ALL-AGES! 268-8952. alibi.com/v/5ami. ART SANTA MARIA DE LA VID ABBEY Share The Journey Opening NATIONAL HISPANIC CULTURAL CENTER Happy Arte Hour. Connect Reception. Artists reflects on the journey of life, shared together with fellow art enthusiasts. Snacks, refreshments, beer and wine and as different, personal paths. Runs through 12/16. 5825 Coors available. 1701 Fourth Street SW. 5:30pm. 21+. 246-2246. SW. 6:30pm. 873-4399. alibi.com/v/5ad2. alibi.com/v/5agw. TAMARIND INSTITUTE, UNM First Friday Tours. Information about STAGE the history of the institute, current programs, a video on the collab- CELL THEATRE Fulfillment Center. A young man finds himself orative process, a printing demonstration and a tour of the facility. employed at a fulfillment center begins asking himself existential Reservation required. 110 Cornell SE. 10am. ALL-AGES! 277-3901. questions, rearranging seemingly average lives. 700 1st St NW. alibi.com/v/4yo4. $40. 8pm. 766-9412. alibi.com/v/5bio. See Found Objects. STAGE HISTORIC EL REY THEATER Tom Segura. The renowned comedian AUX DOG THEATRE The Turn of the Screw: A Ghost Story. As a young performs live. 622 Central Ave SW. $30-$60. 8-10pm. 21+. governess begins to care for two orphaned children, their unusual alibi.com/v/59sw. behavior leads her to discover a dark secret about their relationship NATIONAL HISPANIC CULTURAL CENTER Ay, Compadre!The classic with their previous governess. 3011 Monte Vista Blvd NE. $10-$20. work from Rudolfo Anaya that follows two Hispanic couples whose 8-9:15pm. 13+. 254-7716. alibi.com/v/5a2r. relationships are complicated by strong lifelong friendships, rivalries CELL THEATRE Fulfillment Center. 700 1st St NW. $40. 6pm. and family loyalties. 1701 Fourth Street SW. $18. ALL-AGES! See 11/2 listing. See Found Objects. 246-2261. alibi.com/v/59z7. DESERT ROSE PLAYHOUSE Haunted Lives. Three studies in the SONG & DANCE eerie and sinister, written by John Pielmeier. 6921 Montgomery NE. OUTPOST PERFORMANCE SPACE Dizzy Gillespie Centennial $15-$18. 7:30pm. 13+. 563-0316. alibi.com/v/59oo. Tribute. World renowned trumpeter Bobby Shew performs the GROWING STAGE Dracula: The Musical? A hilarious spoof of the music of Dizzy Gillespie with The Albuquerque Jazz Orchestra. classic horror tale. 6909 Menual Blvd NE Blvd Ste G. $13-$18. 210 Yale Blvd SE. $25-$30. 7:30pm. ALL-AGES! 268-0044. 7:30-9:30pm. ALL-AGES! 288-1205. alibi.com/v/5av9. alibi.com/v/57oq. See Event Horizon. NATIONAL HISPANIC CULTURAL CENTER Ay, Compadre! 1701 SOUTH BROADWAY LIBRARY Vân-Ánh Võ. The Vietnamese musi- Fourth Street SW. $18. ALL-AGES! See 11/2 listing. cian showcases her mastery of the dan tranh zither with distinc- tive music blended with a cultural essence that can only come STAGE @ SANTA ANA STAR, Bernalillo Rod Man. The Last Comic from this unique Vietnamese instrument. 1025 Broadway Blvd Standing winner performs live. 7pm. alibi.com/v/5am1. Also, 54 SE. 11am-noon. 764-1742. alibi.com/v/5ajc. See Event Horizon. Jemez Dam. 9:30pm. 867-0000. alibi.com/v/5amf. LEARN VORTEX THEATRE Blood Wedding. Commentary on the conflict UNM ZIMMERMAN LIBRARY The Politics of Exile and the Dedication between fulfilling societal responsibility and following the desire of of the Cathedral of Puebla. Learn about the political, historical and one’s heart. 2900 Carlisle Blvd NE. $15-$22. 7:30pm. 13+. cultural context behind one of the top Baroque musical centers 247-8600. alibi.com/v/5an4. in North America. 800 Yale Blvd NE. 2-3:30pm. alibi.com/v/5ax1. SONG & DANCE FILM ALBUQUERQUE ACADEMY Eighth Annual New Mexico Dulcimer NATIONAL HISPANIC CULTURAL CENTER Calling Home the Festival. Enjoy live performances, workshops, jam sessions and Dead/Llamar a los Muertos a Casa. A visually stunning exploration more. 6400 Wyoming Blvd NE. $0-$15. 7-9pm. ALL-AGES! of indigenous practices seldom seen outside Mexico, celebrating 292-6030. alibi.com/v/5bgm. the continuity of life and the enduring love of family and friends. ALBUQUERQUE CONVENTION CENTER Aurelio. The Honduran musi- 1701 Fourth Street SW. 7pm. ALL-AGES! 246-2261. cian and politician performs live. 401 Second Street NW. 7-10pm. alibi.com/v/5bew. See Reel World. 768-4575. alibi.com/v/5am0. ELIZABETH WATERS CENTER FOR DANCE, UNM MAIN CAMPUS FRIDAY NOV 3 Fractal. Original choreography by the finest graduate and undergrad- WORDS uate student choreographers of the UNM dance program. 1 University AFRICAN AMERICAN PERFORMING ARTS CENTER, Expo NM NE. $8-$12. 7:30pm. ALL-AGES! 277-4332. alibi.com/v/5b6v. Hakim Bellamy: Black Mantra. The nationally recognized author, KIMO THEATRE Dia de Muertos: Cosecha Del Alma. Honor ancestors performer and Poet Laureate of Albuquerque addresses the through poetry, music and art offerings. 423 Central Ave NW. interaction of black male bodies and institutional racism and $10-$12. 7-9pm. ALL-AGES! 768-3544. alibi.com/v/5am2. violence. 310 San Pedro Dr NE. $15. 7:30-9pm. ALL-AGES! 222-9756. alibi.com/v/5b1d. See Event Horizon. UNM ARTS LAB Invisibilius. A work in progress that explores the themes of visibility and invisibility, of doors and passages. 131 Pine ART St NE. $10. 7:30pm. ALL-AGES! 750-8065. alibi.com/v/5ar4. November AFRICAN AMERICAN PERFORMING ARTS CENTER, Expo NM The Music and the Muse Opening Reception. Art by Reginald Gammon FILM 10th -19th, 2017 addresses the civil rights struggles of the 1960s, the dignity of ASUNM SOUTHWEST FILM CENTER, UNM Campus Basement unsung heroes, jazz and blues musicians. Runs through 12/30. Film’s Audio Visual Show. A variety show of seven original Keshet Center for the Arts acts, super colliding mediated image and live performance. 2401 310 San Pedro Dr NE. 6-8pm. ALL-AGES! 222-9756. 4121 Cutler Ave NE, Albuquerque alibi.com/v/5b1c. Central Ave NE. $5. 7-8:30pm. 13+. 277-5608. alibi.com/v/5b19. See Reel World. AMAPOLA GALLERY Wood and Water Opening Reception. Master printmaker Martie Anspach, wooden box artist Neal Drago, and watercolorist Katherine Gauntt show their best work. 205 Romero SATURDAY NOV 4 NW. 4-7pm. 242-4311. alibi.com/v/5bfy. WORDS FACTORY ON 5TH ART SPACE Primal Sources Opening Reception. CENTRAL & UNSER LIBRARY Local Author Fair. 35 local writers of Tickets:Tickets: $25-30 (Children(Children 5 and under half price;price; Jaymes Dudding shows figurative ceramic sculptures and Lloyd fiction and nonfiction, children’s and adult literature, and everything Brown shows abstract work with explosions of color, form and callig- in between sell and sign their works. 8081 Central NW. 1-4pm. Student/Senior/MilitaryStudent/Senior/Military and Group ratesrates available)available) raphy. Runs through 11/26. 1715 Fifth Street NW. 6-9pm. ALL-AGES! ALL-AGES! 768-4320. alibi.com/v/5a4t. 715-2721. alibi.com/v/5apf. NATIONAL HISPANIC CULTURAL CENTER The Defeat of the Real/La For ticktickets,ets, visit KeshetKeshetArts.orgArts.org or 505.227505.227.8583.8583 HIP STITCH First Friday ArtsCrawl. The Albuquerque Modern Quilt Derrota de lo Real. Pablo Brescia reads from his book of short Guild presents work from their members for viewing and for sale. stories. 1701 Fourth Street SW. 2pm. ALL-AGES! 246-2261. 2320 Wisconsin NE. 5-8pm. ALL-AGES! 821-2739. alibi.com/v/5ape. alibi.com/v/5al9. MARIPOSA GALLERY First Friday Opening Reception. Painter Greg NEW LIFE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Healthy Writing, Healthy You. Tucker features new works and three-dimensional pieces in Go Integrate the mind, body and spirit through writing and the wisdom Deep and illustrator Jill Erickson exhibits new works in Atomic Soul. of yoga and Ayurveda. 5540 Eubank Blvd NE. $20-$30. Runs through 11/30. 3500 Central Ave SE. 5-8pm. ALL-AGES! 12:30-2:30pm. 918-0240. alibi.com/v/58s7. 268-6828. alibi.com/v/5bd5. TThishis project is made possible in n part bbyy the aboaboveve sponsors and NeNeww MeMexicoxico Arts, a division ooff the Department ooff CulturCulturallturralal AfAffairs,ffffairs,airs, and the National EndoEndowmentwwmentmennt fforor the Arts. Arts & Lit Calendar continues on page 16 NOVEMBER 2-8, 2017 WEEKLY ALIBI [15] Calendar | arts & lit

professional-quality necklace. Students must bring or buy materials. Arts & Lit Calendar continued from page 15 Registration required. 800 20th Street NW. 1-3pm. 18+. 266-8443. alibi.com/v/5b10. PAGE ONE BOOKSTORE The Trouble with Twelfth Grave. Paranormal OUTPOST PERFORMANCE SPACE Publicity Workshop. Outpost author Darynda Jones talks about and signs her fantasy novel. founder and director Tom Guralnick gives helpful hints on various 5850 Eubank Blvd NE. 4-5:40pm. ALL-AGES! 294-2026. low-cost, professional approaches to publicize work. 210 Yale Blvd alibi.com/v/5ak9. SE. 11am. ALL-AGES! 268-0044. alibi.com/v/588l. TORTUGA GALLERY Shamanic Writing Workshop. Discover and explore the spiritual voices of ancestors, and learn how to eloquently SUNDAY NOV 5 translate to something readable for all. 901 Edith Blvd SE. $30. 2-4:45pm. 13+. 923-0649. alibi.com/v/5af7. ART HARWOOD’S 6TH STREET STUDIO SOUTH Art School Workshop: ART Introduction to Mosaic Art. 1023 Sixth Street NW. $72-$90. 18+. EDGEWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL, Edgewood 10th Annual Edgewood See 11/4 listing. Lions Club Holiday Craft Show. Crafters sell homemade items and MARIE’S TEAS Figure Drawing Group. Practice drawing the human holiday gifts. 17 Venus Rd. 9am-3pm. ALL-AGES! 832-1043. form while enjoying world-class teas. RSVP required. 915 Yale Blvd alibi.com/v/53kv. SE. $7-$20. 3-6pm. 18+. 730-5963. alibi.com/v/59q3. GRACE CHURCH Holly Days Craft Fair. Over 80 crafters sell a wide variety of beautiful handmade products perfect for holiday shopping. STAGE 6901 San Antonio Dr. NE. 9am-3pm. ALL-AGES! 433-7450. AUX DOG THEATRE The Turn of the Screw: A Ghost Story. 3011 36 YEARS alibi.com/v/59it. Monte Vista Blvd NE. $10-$20. 2-3:15pm. 13+. See 11/3 listing. ofo the Finest in Art and Craft!Craft! HARWOOD’S 6TH STREET STUDIO SOUTH Art School Workshop: CELL THEATRE Fulfillment Center. 700 1st St NW. $40. 3pm. Introduction to Mosaic Art. Learn about design, cutting tiles, adhe- See 11/2 listing. See Found Objects. sives and grout with artist Jill Gatwood. 1023 Sixth Street NW. DESERT ROSE PLAYHOUSE Haunted Lives. 6921 Montgomery NE. $72-$90. 18+. 242-6367. alibi.com/v/59ya. $15-$18. 2pm. 13+. See 11/3 listing. HIGH COUNTRY CONFERENCE CENTER, Magdalena Celebration GROWING STAGE Dracula: The Musical? 6909 Menual Blvd NE Days Artisan Fair. Browse the wares of local artists and crafters, Blvd Ste G. $13-$18. 2-4pm. ALL-AGES! See 11/3 listing. and enjoy live music. 303 First Street. 10am-5pm. ALL-AGES! (575) 854-2062. alibi.com/v/54u0. NATIONAL HISPANIC CULTURAL CENTER Ay, Compadre! 1701 Fourth Street SW. $18. ALL-AGES! See 11/2 listing. INDIAN PUEBLO CULTURAL CENTER 38th Annual Native American Student Art Show Opening Reception. Native youth pay homage to VORTEX THEATRE Blood Wedding. 2900 Carlisle Blvd NE. $15-$22. TAOS the role of stories in Pueblo culture. Runs through 1/5. 2401 12th 2pm. 13+. See 11/3 listing. DIXON 518 PEÑASCO Street NW. 1-3pm. ALL-AGES! 843-7270. alibi.com/v/57uz. EMBUDO SONG & DANCE RINCONADARINCON AAD ST. PAUL’S UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Albuquerque Doll and COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The Special Consensus. Live OJO 75 CALIENTE Toy Sale. 30 dealers sell antique toys, dolls, science fiction bluegrass music. 9315 Candelaria NE. $0-$15. 7-9pm. ALL-AGES! 285 68 items, die-cast toys and more. 9500 Constitution Ave NE. $5. 263-3899. alibi.com/v/58v6. 76 Sat.Sat. & Sun. NovemNovembermbe 4 & 5 10am-3pm. ALL-AGES! 509-0351. alibi.com/v/5apg. See Event ELDORADO HIGH SCHOOL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER Horizon. ESPESPAÑOLAAÑOLA 9am-5pm Albuquerque Concert Band. Fun and exciting music featuring guest STAGE soloist Brynn and John Marchiando on trumpet. 11300 Montgomery SANTA FEFEASANT wwwwww.dixonarts.org.dixonarts.org 5575.776.743175.7 76.7431 AUX DOG THEATRE The Turn of the Screw: A Ghost Story. 3011 Blvd. NE. 3-4pm. ALL-AGES! alibi.com/v/5ad1. FFundedunded in part by Rio Arriba lodger’lodger’ss tax Monte Vista Blvd NE. $10-$20. 8-9:15pm. 13+. See 11/3 listing. ELIZABETH WATERS CENTER FOR DANCE, UNM MAIN CAMPUS CELL THEATRE Fulfillment Center. 700 1st St NW. $40. 2pm, Fractal. 1 University NE. $8-$12. 7:30pm. ALL-AGES! See 11/3 8pm. See 11/2 listing. See Found Objects. listing. DESERT ROSE PLAYHOUSE Haunted Lives. 6921 Montgomery NE. LAS PUERTAS Chatter Sunday. Traditional and contemporary $15-$18. 7:30pm. 13+. See 11/3 listing. chamber music. 1512 First Street NW. $15. 10:30am-noon. ALL-AGES! alibi.com/v/5ayv. GROWING STAGE Dracula: The Musical? 6909 Menual Blvd NE Blvd Ste G. $13-$18. 7:30-9:30pm. ALL-AGES! See 11/3 listing. NATIONAL HISPANIC CULTURAL CENTER Música del Corazón. Commemorate Nuevo Mexicano roots through the musical contexts NATIONAL HISPANIC CULTURAL CENTER Ay, Compadre! 1701 of Mexico and Spain. Performances by ¡Viva la Pepa!, Lone Piñon, Fourth Street SW. $18. ALL-AGES! See 11/2 listing. Frank McCulloch and a lecture from Enrique Lamadrid. 1701 Fourth VORTEX THEATRE Blood Wedding. 2900 Carlisle Blvd NE. $15-$22. Street SW. 12:12pm. ALL-AGES! 246-2261. alibi.com/v/5alg. 7:30pm. 13+. See 11/3 listing. SONG & DANCE MONDAY NOV 6 ALBUQUERQUE SQUARE DANCE CENTER Contra Dance. Dance WORDS to the tunes of the Virginia Creepers with calling from Kris Jensen. BOOKWORKS How to Write About Your Own Life. Learn how to take 4915 Hawkins St NE. $8-$9. 7-10:30pm. ALL-AGES! (563) memories, ideas and associations, and turning them into memoir, 379-9020. alibi.com/v/59ex. lyric meditations and more through various writing techniques with ANDERSON-ABRUZZO ALBUQUERQUE INTERNATIONAL BALLOON author Julia Goldberg. 4022 Rio Grande Blvd NW. 6-8pm. 18+. MUSEUM Ninth Annual Birdhouse for S.A.F.E. House Fundraiser. 344-8139. alibi.com/v/5ata. Live and silent birdhouse auctions, as well as music and dancing CHERRY HILLS LIBRARY NaNoWriMo: Come Write In. Write in to benefit the emergency shelter for survivors of domestic violence. timed sessions, from writing prompt challenges or free write. 9201 Balloon Museum Dr NE. $75. 5-11pm. 205-4522. 6901 Barstow St NE. 6-7pm. ALL-AGES! 857-8321. alibi.com/v/5azp. alibi.com/v/5a4v. See Event Horizon. ELIZABETH WATERS CENTER FOR DANCE, UNM MAIN CAMPUS ART Fractal. 1 University NE. $8-$12. 7:30pm. ALL-AGES! See 11/3 SANTA MARIA DE LA VID ABBEY Share The Journey. Community listing. efforts and artists reflecting on the journey of life, shared together JUAN TABO PUBLIC LIBRARY Ukulele Practice Get-Together. Work and as different and personal paths. Runs through 12/16. 5825 with others to build uke skills. Bring your own or rent out from the Coors SW. 9am-4pm. 873-4399. alibi.com/v/5ba0. library. 3407 Juan Tabo Blvd NE. 4:30-5:30pm. ALL-AGES! 291-6260. alibi.com/v/5a4u. TUESDAY NOV 7 KTAOS SOLAR CENTER, Taos Momentum. Live art, hip-hop, down- ART tempo, bass, dub and tekno. 9 Ste Rd 150. $5. 8pm. ALL-AGES! SANTA MARIA DE LA VID ABBEY Share The Journey. 5825 Coors (575) 758-5826. alibi.com/v/5akn. SW. 9am-4pm. See 11/6 listing. OUTPOST PERFORMANCE SPACE Vân-Ánh Võ and Chatter . 210 SORREL SKY GALLERY, Santa Fe Artist Workshop: Poetry in the Yale Blvd SE. 7:30pm. See SOUTH BROADWAY LIBRARY 11/2 Landscape. 125 W Palace. $350. 9am. See 11/5 listing. LISTING. 268-0044. alibi.com/v/5ao6. UNM ARTS LAB Invisibilius. 131 Pine St NE. $10. 7:30pm. SONG & DANCE ALL-AGES! See 11/3 listing. ST. THOMAS OF CANTERBURY CHURCH Supper, Songs and Solidarity. Share or learn songs of love and labor, peace and protest LEARN to find strength in the unity of voices raised together in the name MAMA’S MINERALS Basic Necklace and Earring Making. A tutorial of peace and justice. 425 University St. NE. 5:30-7pm. ALL-AGES! on tools, materials and methods required to properly finish off a alibi.com/v/58ir.

Compiled by Megan Reneau. Submit your events at alibi.com/events. [16] WEEKLY ALIBI NOVEMBER 2-8, 2017 NOVEMBER 2-8, 2017 WEEKLY ALIBI [17] FOOD NEWS FOOD | InTervIew BY ROBIN BABB Winning Coffee Co. Moves Strike Forth For Towards Becoming a Co-Op The University Heights cornerstone is transitioning into being worker- Trail(er)s Unknown owned BY Robin Babb w [email protected] Trail Rider Pizza Winning Coffee Co. has been an Albuquerque establishment for 20 years. It’s a daily routine for students, professors, street folks, laptop nomads and newspaper- reading, life- advice-giving old townies. It’s home to a regular pop- up bookshop (Bradley’s Books), a rotating gallery that features local artists, a punk rock open mic night, countless local bands’ shows and every other kind of event you can imagine. It’s also my favorite place to nurse a hangover with some black coffee, eat a breakfast burrito and run into everyone I know. Now, Winning Coffee is going through some changes. Don’t worry—they’re not putting in TVs or selling out to some corporate overlord. In fact, they’re becoming even more Top: The food trailer, Trail Rider Pizza The Santa Fe pizza ERIC WILLIAMS PHOTOGRAPHY punk rock, if that’s possible. They’re becoming Bottom: Green Chile Cheese Bread a worker-owned cooperative. After several months of taking a financial Advertised as “spicy cheesy goodness” in beating due to the ART construction along BY HOSHO MCCREESH Central Ave., the current owner of Winning, Trail Rider Pizza the menu, the Green Chile Cheese Bread (14” Chris Jacobsen, decided that it was time for 544 State Hwy 333 for $11.50) is exactly that. Think pizza-cut- him to get out of the coffee shop business. here are few things more terrific than a Tijeras NM 87059 into-breadstick-rectangles, only topped with a When he told the staff that he was quick day-trip adventure to change up (505) 281-6068 rustic green chile, and parmesan. If that wasn’t considering selling or closing down the shop, T your urban routine. And with the leaves www.trailriderpizza.com enough, the marinara dipping sauce it comes they were distraught—and immediately changing, now is the perfect time to gas up the Hours: Mon-Sun: 11am-8:30pm (hours can with is the same from their pies and the started looking for alternatives. “We started reading up on worker collectives and car and head out for points unknown. If you do change without notice) meatball sub. The medium heat from the chile cooperatives,” says Matt Plante, an employee go, you’ll probably need to scare up a bite to Alibi Recommends: Try the pizza and subs, but the meets the sugars from the marinara in a (and owner-to-be) at Winning. “We eat; and if you happen to be heading east out Green Chile Cheese Bread is a stand-out. balanced symphony of lusciousness. As vegans approached [Jacobsen] and asked if he would of the city, Trail Rider Pizza is exactly the kind Vibe: An East Mountain, kitschy-cool mobile home themselves, the owners offer up a rock-solid give us a chance to find an investor to keep of kitschy-cool spot you’ll want to see to converted into a pizzeria. vegan take on it that is mighty comparable in the coffee house in its true form. He was so believe. It’s a mobile home converted into a execution. If you’re looking for a quick nibble into the idea, he offered to be our investor and help us transition into a full blown worker co- pizzeria, and as a kid who spent many a year while driving up to the crest, this one’s hard to op.” growing up on the other side of the Sandias, I weighty, stuffed feeling when all the toppings beat. Of course, this change won’t happen can unequivocally say it makes perfect sense in are gone. At Trail Rider they attack the And I’d be remiss if I didn’t mention a overnight. The staff at Winning are hard at an East Mountain sort of way. Plunked down problem from both sides: the regular crust couple of big pluses. First: they offer a take- work drawing up bylaws and sorting out what at the edge of Molly’s parking lot (in fact, certainly isn’t thin, but it doesn’t overwhelm, and-bake option—made-to-order pizzas, only their organization will look like. “We hope to rumor has it you can order from your waitress and they don’t skimp on the toppings. The red unbaked—which can occasionally be handy, be functioning as an independent workers co- op by January 2018, under a lease to be paid if you want to take a beer while you wait!), sauce had some real body too it, the kind you and the freezer filled with Van Rixel Bros off within 5 years,” says Plante. It won’t be an they’ve spent the last 11 years making pies only get with time over a slow heat, making it Gelato (under $3!). I had two flavors: Vanilla easy time paying off that lease, but mainly for the Tijeras and Cedar Crest set, as deep and rich. Creme Brulee and the Champagne Peach— worthwhile things are rarely easy. We all just well as all the wind-blown and road-weary As further evidence of that same hard- both fantastic. I can’t wait to try all their need to stop by the shop a little more often to Route 66 characters lucky enough to stop in. If working, just a touch off-kilter East Mountain flavors. The salads are pretty straightforward, chip in with our latte purchases. you’re having trouble finding it, just follow culture, the kind woman behind the register and the drink cooler offers a typical selection To us, the many and varied patrons of Winning Coffee, the transition into a worker’s your nose — the delicious scent of baking pizza found me sipping a beer at Molly’s—all just to of sodas and juices—both of which felt a bit co-op will likely not register as much of a had my mouth watering before I even cracked clarify if I wanted wheat or white bread for my like missed opportunities. The rustic green change at all. They’ll tweak the food and drink the door. Meatball Parmesan ($7.95). It’s six meatballs, chile has the occasional bit of skin or stem and menus a bit, but otherwise, most things will The Santa Fe Pizza (Small: $17.95; hearty spice and texture to them, swimming in with only have 2 tables inside now that the continue on as they have. The workers know Medium: $19.95; Large: $21.95) is piled high that same thick red sauce from the pizza. A weather is changing, calling ahead might work they have a good business model and a good with pepperoni, Italian sausage; ground beef, gooey melt of parmesan holds it all in the soft, best. Word of mouth has them busy enough shop, and they don’t want to mess with a good thing. green chile, black olives—with jalapenos hoagie-style roll and, like all the best that you should otherwise expect a short wait. “We are setting up the cooperative so that optional (and recommended). As a thin-crust sandwiches, you better not put it down for fear Of course, none of that will keep me away. In we will be here for generations to come,” says guy, it always feels like a gamble ordering the it’ll either disappear or you won’t be able to fact, I can’t wait to tell my next out-of-town, Plante. “We’re looking to keep the coffee regular crust—but they definitely delivered. pick it back up! Next time I order it (and there city-slicker guests, “Food trucks? That’s house community-minded and a vital part of The reason I prefer thin-crust is avoiding that will certainly be a next time), I’m gonna add Nothing. I’m gonna take you to a food trailer!” the University Heights for the next 60 years.” some onions and green chile. a a [18] WEEKLY ALIBI NOVEMBER 2-8, 2017 fare (meat loaf, liver and onions) with a large selection of sandwiches and New Mexican and Chowtown Greek dishes. With seven different omelette options, a rotating guide to restaurants we like your brunch just leveled up.

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Or go inside the Dog House and find a seat sandwich menu is far above par with real roasted at the tiny counter, then nurse that sweaty tongue of turkey breast and house-made brisket, and Model yours with a milkshake. has the Best Soda Fountain in Albuquerque, according to our readers. FAIRGROUNDS NORTH VALLEY THE COOPERAGE 7220 Lomas Blvd NE, 255-1657 • $$$ MURPHY’S MULE BARN [Steakhouse, American, Buffet/All-You-Can-Eat] 9700 Second Street NW, 898-7660 • $ The Cooperage is old-school Albuquerque, right [American, Diner] This is honest, no-frills American down to the dusty light fixtures. The barrel-shaped diner food without the diner. The ambience feels a steakhouse has been a standby for 30 years thanks bit like a large, ranch-style living room that’s been to its mile-long complimentary salad and soup bar, converted into a neighborhood restaurant. Chicken- aged steaks (at a place like this, prime rib is king) fried steak and biscuits and gravy abound in and a big dance floor that’s always packed on the massive portions and are every bit as good as your weekends. childhood memories. And if you skip dessert, you’re only cheating yourself out of seriously delicious FAR NORTHEAST HEIGHTS homemade pies and cakes lovingly made by Granny. THE BARLEY ROOM NORTHEAST HEIGHTS 5200 Eubank Blvd NE, 332-0800 • $$ [Bar and Grill/Pub, American] The Barley Room is OWL CAFÉ a watering hole in the far Northeast Heights that fills 800 Eubank Blvd NE, 291-4900 • $ patrons up with live music, lots of libations and a [American, Diner, Ice surprisingly ample menu. 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KEY: $ = Inexpensive $8 or less | $$ = Moderate $8 to $15 | $$$ = Expensive $15 to $20 | $$$$ = Very Expensive $20 and up NOVEMBER 2-8, 2017 WEEKLY ALIBI [19] REEL WORLD FILM | FILM REVIEW BY DEVIN D. O’LEARY Movies and Muertos In honor of Día de los Muertos, the National The Killing of a Sacred Deer Hispanic Cultural Center (1701 Fourth Street SW) will host a special screening of the lyrical documentary Calling Home the Dead/Llamar a los Absurdist filmmaker scares up a new film Muertos a Casa. Described as a visual tone poem, this film looks in on the villagers of Lake Pátzcuaro as they lovingly clean and adorn the graves of long-gone loved ones with beautiful ofrendas, blankets of marigolds and special foods. As Día de los Muertos approaches, rockets are launched into the heavens to awaken departed souls and call them home for a visit. This loving look into indigenous practices rarely seen outside Mexico is presented as part of the Bank of America Theatre Free Thursday Film Series. This is a free ticketed event and takes place Thursday, Nov. 3 starting at 7pm. Tickets are available at the venue starting one hour before showtime. Show and Tell The 2017 New Mexico Filmmakers Showcase Awards Ceremony and Screening will take place this Friday and Saturday at the National Hispanic Cultural Center (1701 Fourth Street SW). The annual event, sponsored by the New Mexico Film Office, spotlights and celebrates a wide range of creative talent from around our state. Short films in a variety of categories were submitted by dozens of up-and-coming New Mexico filmmakers. The award ceremony itself will take place on Friday, Nov. 4, from 6:30 to 8pm and will include a Colin Farrell is haunted by the ghost of Stanley Kubrick. panel discussion with the Showcase winners. On Saturday, Nov. 5, the top films from each category (Comedy, Documentary, Drama, Horror, Music BY DEVIN D. O’LEARY “justice” is served—which involves the good Video, Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Student) will be screened doctor having to make a gut-wrenching,Sophie’s from 1pm to 4pm. This two-day event will take The Killing of a Choicedecision. place inside the Bank of America Theatre. No ver the course of just three films, Greek RSVP is necessary. Seats will be filled on a first- Sacred Deer The second half of this journey takes on a weirdo Yorgos Lanthimos has established come, first-served basis. O Written and directed by Yorgos Lanthimos distinct, Stephen King-esque horror movie vibe. himself as today’s premiere purveyor of Starring Colin Farrell, Nicole Kidman, Barry Keoghan Languid pacing and queer atmosphere aside, absurdist cinema. In 2009’s Dogtooth he Rated R Lanthimos’ plot traces straight back to the same introduced the world to a sadistic father raising Cyber-Cinema Opens Friday 11/3 1950s EC horror comics that King has spent his Motivated by his love for ’80s-style sci-fi, local his family in such isolation from the outside world career photocopying. It all boils down to a filmmaker Tim McClelland (Fugue State) has that the children have started inventing their familiar formula: Rich and/or privileged person organized a retro-tastic “cyberpunk” film festival own language. For 2011’s Alps Lanthimos causes harm to another human being and is right here in Albuquerque. The Neon Dystopia imagined a business in which people impersonate “punished” for it by vague supernatural forces. If Micro Festival will feature an eye-popping the recently deceased in order to help clients became such a lousy actor. Those who’ve been selection of music videos, video games, short films you’d prefer to be more literate about it, you could through the grieving process. The Lobster, from down this road before will wait patiently for the say it’s one of those classic Greek tragedies in and animation from around the world. Spotlighted threads of Lanthimos’ world to coalesce into in this year’s lineup are “Genesis” from Spain, 2015, was the writer-director’s biggest splash, a which the hubris-filled hero is handed a quick “Zauvek” from Serbia, “Narita Boy” from Spain, loopy sci-fi parable about a near-future world in something incomprehensibly bizarre. What we downfall by the gods. (Yeah, yeah, the title is a “Hardwired” from Poland and “Crimewave” from which people unable to find romantic partners get, instead, is the introduction of a mysterious direct reference to a myth involving King Ireland. The intriguingly titled “Attack of the Cyber are transmogrified into wild animals. Those with teenager named Martin (Barry Keoghan, recently Agamemnon.) Given the amount of blood on Octopuses” from Estonia will be having its North a taste for the arty and eccentric have found a of Dunkirk). display, however, EC seems more apt. American premiere. To top it off, two shot-in- patron saint in Lanthimos. A shame then that his Murphy meets with Martin on what seems That’s really about it for the film. Lanthimos Albuquerque shorts, “Soft War” and “Night latest outing, The Killing of a Sacred Deer, ends up like a regular basis. He gives the kid various Vision,” will have their world premieres. Neon never bothers to explain what’s really happening, as his most accessible and—sadly—least presents. The two seem to have known each provides no kind of philosophical context to it Dystopia Micro Festival will take place Saturday, other for some time. But they appear Nov. 4 starting at 10:30pm at Guild Cinema interesting film to date. and offers nothing in the way of moral wrap-up. (3405 Central Ave. NE). Tickets ($8) are on sale, The Killing of a Sacred Deer gets a lot of milage uncomfortably mismatched, with nothing to talk Things happen. Until they don’t. day of, at the Guild Box office and, in advance, at off its sheer mysteriousity. (“Mysteriousness” about and nothing in common. What links them It’s not a lack of skill that hamstringsThe eventbrite.com. seems too ordinary a descriptor.) As a result, a together? Are they related? Is there some kind of Killing of a Sacred Deer. It looks gorgeous in its straightforward description of its plot robs the film unseemly relationship going on? Is the kid own grim, spare way. And it definitely builds an of what impact it does have. Also, it’s such a blackmailing the doctor? Something about air of tension and mystery (thanks in no small Look + Listen dishearteningly simple tale—certainly compared Martin definitely seems ... off. (Autism? Drugs? A part to the film’s assaultive musical score, which Longstanding Albuquerque “micro-cine” to his previous headscratchers—that the plot feels love for the music of Insane Clown Posse?) It’s sounds like an appliance store being beat up for organization Basement Films returns to the rather barren when laid out, end to end. What hard to pin down—mostly because everybody in University of New Mexico’s Southwest Film lunch money). Sorely missed here is Lanthimos’ can be said is that the film stars Colin Farrell this film speaks like a space alien trying to deadpan sense of humor. His previous films all Center with its 13th annual Audio/Visual Show. approximate human speech anyway. Every year, this unique variety show invites (from The Lobster) as Steven Murphy, a noted worked, on a certain level, as bizarre black musicians and video/filmmakers to collaborate in a heart surgeon in Cincinnati. Murphy would seem The first half of the film comes across like comedies.The Killing of a Sacred Deer, in marked live, multimedia environment. Among this year’s to have it all: a successful practice, a fellow doctor some sort of domestic thriller, with Dr. Murphy contrast, is perilously po-faced. Lanthimos never performers are Pits + Tom Foe, River + Charlie for a wife (Nicole Kidman) and two lovely acting weird around his wife and kids and Martin lacks for confidence, and there are audience Quane, Bryan Konefsky, Glitter Vomit + Beth children (Raffery Cassidy, Sunny Suljic). basically stalking the upper-class family. Ominous members who will respond to this film’s Hansen, Peter Lisignoli + Kristen Loree, Chris From the very get-go, the dialogue is awkward whispers of Stanley Kubrick and Lars von Trier Roberts + Jenette Isaacson and SOMNO meticulously curated blend of existential unease and stilted, with normally credible actors bounce off the film’s barren white walls. and torture porn. By hewing so close to a well- PROFUNDANTE. The 13th Annual Audio/Visual Eventually, however, the story takes a radical Show will take place Friday, Nov. 3, starting at stumbling though endless, go-nowhere established genre, however, a filmmaker normally 7pm. Admission is a mere $5. For more info go to conversations about watch straps and household turn. We learn that our protagonist may or may associated with befuddling originality just feels basementfilms.org. a chores. Newcomers will wonder when Farrell not have an incident of medical malfeasance in pretentious and unprepared.a his recent past. Martin is here to make sure that

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empire on finding the perfect Christmas “Stove Tots” (FYI 7pm) That’s a THE WEEK IN gifts for clients is stymied when his best terrible name for a kids’ cooking friend asks for help finding a present show. for his girlfriend. Spoiler alert: The more “The Healer” (TLC 8:08pm) An our gift buyer learns about the lady in “energy healer” from Australia SLOTH question, the more he falls in love with helps people cure chronic her. ailments in this “reality/health” series, which likely contains little THURSDAY 2 SUNDAY 5 of either. A Second Chance Christmas (UP 5pm) TUESDAY 7 “S.W.A.T.” (KRQE-13 9pm) The 1974 What up, UP? You wanna square off action cop series (made into a movie with Hallmark Channel and Hallmark “Damnation” (USA 8pm) From the in 2003) gets a reboot. Shemar Movies & Mysteries in the holiday Moore (“The Young and the Restless,” producers of “Longmire” comes movie sweepstakes? You’re gonna have this 1930s-set drama about a “Criminal Minds”) stars. Sure, he’s got to come harder than this. the abs, but he’s no Steve Forrest. man masquerading as a preacher Miss Christmas (Hallmark 6pm) Tasked who engages in a “mythic conflict with finding the perfect tree for the and bloody struggle” with a FRIDAY 3 Holiday Tree Lighting ceremony in professional strikebreaker. “Alias Grace” (Netflix streaming Washington, D.C., a woman travels to a “The Long Road Home” (National quaint New England town. Spoiler alert: Geographic 9pm) This eight- anytime) Author Margaret Atwood She falls in love with a tree farmer. (hot off Amazon’s “The Handmaid’s episode military drama—based Tale”) gets another TV adaptation with Christmas in the Air (HMM 7pm) A on the book by Martha Raddatz— this drama about a 19th-century successful professional organizer is chronicles the events of April 4, Canadian psychiatrist who weighs in hired by a frazzled single father and 2004, when a US platoon was on whether a murderous housekeeper inventor. Spoiler alert: They fall in love. ambushed in Sadr City, Baghdad. should be pardoned due to insanity. ... You are falling seriously behind, UP. “SMILF” (Showtime 8pm) Frankie Shaw WEDNESDAY 8 SATURDAY 4 writes, directs and stars in this comedy (based on her award-winning short “Meow Manor” (UP 1pm) This Christmas Festival of Ice (Hallmark film) about a single mom trying to animal reality show is described 6pm) Here’s a holiday rom-com in navigate life and love. as “a unique multi-screen Hallmark’s sub-sub-genre of ice- experience that takes viewers carving movies. (See also : Ice MONDAY 6 inside the poshest kitty mansion Sculpture Christmas.) In it, a this side of Beverly Hills.” Think ”Big Brother,” but with cats. hardworking lawyer tries to revive her Rolling Stone: Stories From the Edge hometown’s ice-carving contest by (HBO 7pm) This documentary looks “Iron Chef: Where Are They Now” recruiting a famous ice-sculptor. back at the last 50 years of pop (Food 6pm) Find out what Spoiler alert: They fall in love. cultural history as seen through the happened to all the the culinary The Perfect Christmas Present (HMM pages of Rolling Stone magazine. gods who have been granted 7pm) A guy who’s built a business legendary “Iron Chef” status over the decades. a

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I Love You, Daddy OPENING THIS WEEK Louis C.K. writes, directs and stars in this almost uncom- The 13th Annual Audio/Visual Show fortably timely comedy drama about a successful but self- Local arts organization Basement Films organizes its an- loathing television writer whose teenage daughter (Chloe nual mashup of sound and vision. Musicians, DJs and Grace Moretz) attracts the interest of an aging filmmaker film/videomakers combine forces for a series of “throws,” (John Malkovich) with a troublesome past. The comedian featuring a live, multimedia mix. Unrated. (Opens Friday was clearly thinking of Woody Allen when he shot this 11/3 at SUB Theater) black-and-white boundary-pusher, but we’re in post-Harvey Weinstein territory now. 123 minutes. R. (Opens Friday Accidental Anarchist 11/3 at High Ridge) Carne Ross was a high-flying diplomat and Middle East ad- visor before he lost his faith in Western democracy and LBJ started preaching the benefits of anarchy. This documen- Woody Harrelson probably wouldn’t be my first choice to tary traces Ross’ journey across the globe searching for a play Lyndon B. Johnson, but here he is—alongside Jennifer better way to run a government—free from “the brutalities Jason Leigh as Lady Bird Johnson. Rob Reiner (The of capitalism and the dishonesties of democracy.” From the Princess Bride) directs this rather conventional biopic, tak- protester of Occupy Wall Street to an anarchist collective in ing LBJ from his early days in West Texas to his unusual Spain, Ross finds people who are putting the theory into path to the presidency in the wake of JFK’s assassination. practice. 87 minutes. Unrated. (Opens Sunday 11/5 at 98 minutes. R. (Opens Thursday 11/2 at Century 14 Down- Guild Cinema) town, Rio Rancho Premiere Cinema, High Ridge) Bad Girl Loving Vincent From the makers of such direct-to-video “classics” as Every single frame of this animated biopic was hand- Sharknado and Airplane vs. Volcano comes another painted in oil. The story concerns a young man who comes cheapo “Thursday Night at the Asylum” offering. This one’s to the last hometown of painter Vincent van Gogh to deliver evidently about a girl who is bad. R. (Opens Thursday 11/9 the troubled artist’s final letter and ends up investigating at Century Rio) the artist’s last days. Did van Gogh commit suicide or was Thor: Ragnarok he murdered? Needless to say, the painstaking work of the Blazing Saddles filmmakers is gorgeous to behold. The mystery angle is a Mel Brooks’ anarchic and silly 1974 Western parody re- bit gimmicky, but the visuals do a stunning job of express- turns to the big screen. Gene Wilder and Cleavon Little star budget. So here’s the sequel. Overworked, under-appreci- mash up the last 15 years’ worth of disaster flicks into one ing the artist’s life though his work. 94 minutes. PG-13. ated Mila Kunis, Katheryn Hahn and Kristen Bell are back. overstuffed apocalypse. Seems that, in the near future, as a pair of mismatched lawmen trying to save the town of (Opens Friday 11/3 at Century 14 Downtown, High Ridge) Rock Ridge from some evil railroaders. 93 minutes. R. The joke this time around is that their overbearing mothers mankind has developed a series of satellites that can con- (Opens Sunday 11/5 at Icon Cinemas Albuquerque) Neon Dystopia Micro Festival (Susan Sarandon, Christine Baranski and Cheryl Hines) are trol the weather. But when the tech gets hacked (unleash- Retro-’80-style cyberpunk short films from around the visiting for the holidays. Sure, it’s a standard sitcom setup. ing tsunamis, tornados, hurricanes, earthquakes, you name Brimstone & Glory world (Poland, Estonia, Spain, Ireland, Serbia) are featured But at least there’s “crude sexual content and language it), it’s up to super-genius Gerard Butler to save the Earth. This glorious piece of eye candy takes viewers to the Na- in this homegrown sci-fi film festival. Among the offerings throughout.” R. (Century 14 Downtown, Century Rio, Flix Don’t think: Just unhinge your jaw and watch cities go ka- tional Pyrotechnic Festival in Tultepec, Mexico. In celebra- are two made-in-New-Mexico flicks seeing their world pre- Brewhouse, Cottonwood Stadium 16, AMC Albuquerque blooey! 109 minutes. PG-13. (Century 14 Downtown, Cen- tion of San Juan de Dios, patron saint of fireworks makers, meires, “Night Vision” and “Soft War.” 90 minutes. Unrated. 12, Icon Cinemas Albuquerque) tury Rio, AMC Albuquerque 12, Flix Brewhouse, Icon artisans show of their most fiery of artistic creations. Plung- (Opens Saturday 11/4 at Guild Cinema) Battle of the Sexes Cinemas Albuquerque, Rio Rancho Premiere Cinema, Cot- ing headlong into the explosions, this documentary takes tonwood Stadium 16) an on-the-ground look at this spectacular, little-seen festi- Pokémon The Movie: I Choose You! Emma Stone and Steve Carell star in this mostly breezy val of ephemeral beauty. In Spanish with English subtitles. This flashback animated feature goes back to the roots of biopic about the infamous “Battle of the Sexes” tennis Goodbye Christopher Robin 67 minutes. Unrated. (Opens Friday 11/3 at Guild Cinema) the Pokémon game/anime franchise, showing how 10- match between Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs. Directors In the wake of World War I, shell-shocked author A.A. Milne year-old Ash Ketchum became a Pokémon trainer and got Jonathan Dayton & Valerie Faris (Little Miss Sunshine) nail (Domnhall Gleeson) retreats to the countryside where he The Departure his first Pokémon from Professor Oak. This one’s obviously the early ’70s look and feel. While the film captures the fathers a son with his young wife (Margot Robbie). Though Rebellious-rocker-turned-Buddhist-priest Ittetsu Nemoto is aimed at longtime fans. 95 minutes. G. (Opens Sunday feel of this epic (and epically hyped) spectacle, it’s Stone’s the upper middle-class parents frequently foist their boy off the subject of this fascinating documentary about the Zen 1/5 at Cottonwood Stadium 16, Century Rio) empathetic performance as the reluctant feminist icon on a dedicated nanny, Milne finds an imaginative collabo- of life and death. Nemoto is famous in Japan for saving the struggling with her sexuality that delivers the most impact. rator in young Christopher Robin (astonishing newcomer lives of countless suicidal men and women. His success The Price of Fame Reviewed in v26 i39. 121 minutes. PG-13. (High Ridge) Will Tilston). Before long, dad’s fanciful tales of stuffed ani- This faith-based documentary tells how WWE wrestler Ted rate—pulling people back from the brink with a mix of talk, Blade Runner 2049 mals come to life are delighting the world in the form of meditation, art, dancing and an online network—is near- “The Million Dollar Man” DiBiasi found Jesus. 105 minutes. storybook fave Winnie-the-Pooh. Sadly, the fame and for- Some 35 years after Ridley Scott’s Philip K. Dick adapta- perfect. The priest’s own troubled backstory provides emo- PG-13. (Opens Tuesday 11/7 at Cottonwood Stadium 16, tune this visits on the family only enforces the estrange- tion hit theaters on its way to becoming a cult classic, the tional context to his selfless quest to help others. In Century Rio) ment between father and son. A wonder-filled, official sequel gets underway. This time around a young Japanese with English subtitles. 97 minutes. Unrated. emotion-packed reminder of the joys of childhood and the Thor: Ragnarok LAPD replicant hunter (Ryan Gosling) gets caught in a (Opens Tuesday 11/7 at Guild Cinema) attendant pains of growing up. Reviewed in v26 i43. 107 Trapped in an otherworldly gladiatorial contest, the Asgar- cover-up when he discovers a long-buried secret involving minutes. PG. (Century 14 Downtown, High Ridge) The Florida Project dian God of Thunder Thor (Chris Hemsworth) teams up with legendary blade runner Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford), who Over the course of a single summer, an imaginative, ram- his angry pal the Hulk (Mark Ruffalo) to prevent the all- has been missing for more than three decades. Hampton Happy Death Day buctious 6-year-old girl named Moonee (tiny star Brooklynn powerful Goddess of Death Hela (Cate Blanchett) from de- Fancher, who penned the original, contributes the screen- This cheap but clever horror flick from Christopher Landon Prince) gets in and out of trouble while living in a cheap stroying the Asgardian civilization. New Zealander Taika play. Denis Villeneuve (who gave us last year’s spectacular (Scout’s Guide to the Apocalypse, Paranormal Activity: The motel in the shadow of Disneyland. While her tattoo-sport- Waititi (What We Do in the Shadows) directs this high-en- Arrival) takes over for Scott in the director’s chair. This gor- Marked Ones) mixes the 1981 slasher Happy Birthday to ing single mom (Bria Vinaite) struggles to escape from ergy action comedy with a breezy sense of fun. PG-13. geous sci-fi rumination is long, slow and very moody—but it Me with the 1993 fantasy Groundhog Day. Seems a young grinding poverty, little Moonee spends time with the motel’s (Opens Thursday 11/2 at Century 14 Downtown, AMC Al- dovetails perfectly with the original. 163 minutes. R. (Cen- college student (Jessica Rothe from “Mary + Jane”) spends kind-hearted manager (Willem Dafoe) and a ragtag collec- buquerque 12, Flix Brewhouse, Icon Cinemas Albuquerque, tury Rio, Century 14 Downtown, Cottonwood Stadium 16) her birthday being brutally murdered—only to wake up that Rio Rancho Premiere Cinema, Cottonwood Stadium 16) tion of latchkey kids. There’s not a lot, storywise, to this Dina morning and repeat the whole thing. If only she could puz- minimalist indie. But it’s got heart and moxie and comes to zle out the identity of her killer, she might be able to stop it Tragedy Girls This simple, candid documentary is structured like a quirky us from writer-director Sean Baker, whose last film (Tanger- from happening over and over again. 96 minutes. PG-13. in this comic twist on the slasher film genre, two death-ob- indie romance. It centers on Dina Buno, an eccentric sub- ine) was shot entirely on an iPhone. 111 minutes. R. (Century 14 Downtown, Century Rio, AMC Albuquerque 12, sessed teenagers (the quite good Alexandra Shipp and Bri- urban woman, who falls in love with Scott Levin, a Walmart (Opens Thursday 11/2 at Century 14 Downtown, High anna Hildebrand of X-Men: Apocalypse and Deadpool, Cottonwood Stadium 16) Ridge) door greeter. The middle-aged lovers—both of whom are on respectively) use their online show about real-life tragedies the autism spectrum—plan on getting married. But Dina It Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner to hunt down a serial killer in their small mid-western has lived alone for 20 years, Scott has never lived any- Half of Steven King’s horror classic (the young kid parts) Spencer Tracy, Katherine Hepburn, Sidney Poitier and town—so he can teach them how to be serial killers. Film- where but his parents’ house. Those are just a few of the gets adapted in this feature film reboot. Bill Skarsgard Katherine Houghton star in this hallmark 1967 comedy- maker Tyler McIntyre (Patchwork) clearly knows his horror obstacles standing in the way of would-be husband and (“Hemlock Grove”) takes over from Tim Curry as the de- drama about an upper-class couple whose liberal attitudes films, scattering plenty of clever references throughout this wife. Though the film can occasionally feel voyeuristic, the monic clown luring kids into the sewers of a small New are challenged when their daughter introduces them to her bloody satire of social media fame. But it’s high-school filmmakers are clearly empathetic to their unconventional England town. Argentine filmmaker Andy Muschietti (Mama) African-American fiancé. Though it may not seem like such classic Heathers to which he owes the biggest debt. 98 subjects. 101 minutes. Unrated. (High Ridge) directs with skill and some old-fashioned scares. If this one minutes. R. (Opens Friday 11/3 at High Ridge) a big deal today, interracial marriage was still illegal in 17 The Foreigner does well—unlike The Dark Tower—we’ll get the second half. states when this film was shot 50 years ago! 108 minutes. 135 minutes. R. (AMC Albuquerque 12, Rio Rancho Pre- It’s becoming an increasingly common cliché in Hollywood Unrated. (Opens Thursday 11/2 at SUB Theater) miere Cinema, Century 14 Downtown, Century Rio, Cotton- to give aging actors their “Liam Neeson in Taken” come- wood Stadium 16) I Dream In Another Lanuage STILL PLAYING back. Nonetheless, watching martial arts superstar Jackie An indigenous language is imperiled when its last two Chan do the “retired special agent hunts down the kidnap- Jigsaw speakers have a quarrel and refuse to speak to one an- American Made pers/killers of his daughter” thing doesn’t sound that bad. You can argue all you want over whom the most indestructi- other for 50 years. A young university linguist (Fernando Ál- Tom Cruise, still working that winking charisma, stars in this This tightly budgeted thriller actually spends more time with ble movie boogieman is: Jason Voorhees or Freddy Krueger varez Rebeil) comes into the picture and tries to convince “inspired by a true story” action-comedy about a funda- Pierce Brosnan as a Northern Irish politician trying to quell or Michael Myers. Just keep in mind that John Kramer the men to talk to each other again, so he can obtain a mentally decent airline pilot and family man who goes to sectarian violence—but the mix of action and politics ends (a.k.a. Jigsaw) croaked three films into his eponymous recorded registration of the language to study it. But can work for the CIA during the 1980s as a South American up working. 114 minutes. R. (Century 14 Downtown, Cen- slasher series. And yet he’s managed to rack up an impres- he figure out what drove these two former blood brothers drug runner. The story is slick but rather exhausting under tury Rio, AMC Albuquerque 12, Rio Rancho Premiere Cin- sive postmortem kill count in four additional films. Now apart before it’s too late? The narrative—complete with love the glib direction of Doug Liman (The Bourne Identity, Mr. & ema, Cottonwood Stadium 16) there’s a fifth. It’s been 10 years since Jigsaw died, and po- story subplot—is rather conventional. But it’s charming , Mrs. Smith, Edge of Tomorrow). 115 minutes. R. (Century Geostorm lice are looking into a killer using suspiciously similar Rube philosophical and touched by magical realism. In Spanish Rio) Goldberg-esque contraptions to murder people. 91 min- Bombastic writer-producer Dean Devlin (Stargate, Inde- with English subtitles. 100 minutes. Unrated. (Opens Tues- utes. R. (Century 14 Downtown, AMC Albuquerque 12, Flix A Bad Moms Christmas pendence Day, Godzilla) turns writer-director so he can day 11/7 at Guild Cinema) Brewhouse, Icon Cinemas Albuquerque, Rio Rancho Pre- Back in 2016 Bad Moms became a runaway raunchy hit, miere Cinema, Cottonwood Stadium 16) grossing more than $100 million on a tiny $20 million [22] WEEKLY ALIBI NOVEMBER 2-8, 2017 FILM | CAPSULES

old atheist who embarks on a spiritual journey in an off- into family and civilian life. Miles Teller (still crowding up Theater Contact Info: the-grid desert town in the twilight of his years. 88 minutes. theaters with the inspired-by-a-true-story firefighter drama Unrated. (High Ridge, Guild Cinema) Only the Brave) headlines the cast. Based on the book by The Mountain Between Us David Finkel. 108 minutes. R. (Century Rio, Flix Brewhouse, CENTURY 14 DOWNTOWN Icon Cinemas Albuquerque, Rio Rancho Premiere Cinema, Idris Elba and Kate Winslet star as mismatched strangers 100 Central SW • 1 (800) 326-3264 ext. 943# Cottonwood Stadium 16) who survive a plane crash and must form a connection to Finest Vietnamese Cuisine survive an extreme trek over a remote, snow-covered moun- Tyler Perry’s Boo 2! A Madea Halloween CENTURY RIO tain. This mainstream romantic adventure comes to us from Tyler Perry straps on a dress again to play the scrappy (505) 266-5559 I-25 & Jefferson • 1 (800) 326-3264 Israel-born director Hany Abu-Assad, who previously gave granny Madea, who travels to a campground with some gal- www.cafedalatnm.com us such foreign hits as Paradise Now, Omar and The Idol. pals where they are forced to fend off the advances of vari- COTTONWOOD STADIUM 16 Based on the best-selling novel by Charles Martin. 103 ous monsters, goblins and boogeymen. 101 minutes. Cottonwood Mall • 897-6858 minutes. PG-13. (Century Rio, Cottonwood Stadium 16, PG-13. (Century 14 Downtown, Century Rio, Icon Cinemas 5615 Central Ave NE AMC Albuquerque 12) Albuquerque, Rio Rancho Premiere Cinema, Cottonwood ABQ NM, 87108 FLIX BREWHOUSE Stadium 16, AMC Albuquerque 12) 3236 La Orilla NW • 445-8500 Mully This faith-based documentary profiles the inspiring true Victoria & Abdul Mon-Sat 10:30 am - 9:00 pm GUILD CINEMA story of Kenyan businessman Charles Mully, who was Dame Judi Dench headlines this historical biopic for direc- abandoned as a 6-year-old on the streets of Nairobi. Re- tor Stephen Frears (The Queen, High Fidelity, Dangerous Li- Closed Sun 3405 Central NE • 255-1848 jecting material wealth and embracing Christianity, Mully aisons, The Grifters, My Beautiful Laundrette). In the set out to enrich the fate of orphaned children across his autumn of her years, Queen Victoria strikes up an unlikely HIGH RIDGE country. 81 minutes. Unrated. (Century Rio) friendship with a young Indian clerk named Abdul Karim 12910 Indian School NE • 275-0038 My Little Pony: The Movie (Ali Fazal from Furious 7). This unimposing bit of An- glophilia functions, more or less, as a sequel to John Mad- A lot of rainbow-loving 7-year-olds and a handful of adult ICON CINEMAS ALBUQUERQUE den’s Mrs. Brown—in which Dench played a slightly younger “Bronies” are very excited right now. The cult TV show (itself 13120-A Central Ave. SE • 814-7469 Queen Victoria. 112 minutes. PG-13. (Century Rio, High a remake of the popular ’80s toy/cartoon series) comes to Ridge, Rio Rancho Premiere Cinema) the big screen. Seems that dark forces are threatening MOVIES 8 Ponyville (when are they not?) and it’s up to the “Mane Six” 4591 San Mateo NE • 1 (800) Fandango, express # 1194 (fans know, non-fans don’t care) to embark on an unforget- table journey beyond Equestria where they learn that MOVIES WEST “friendship is magic.” ... Which is pretty much what they SECOND RUN 9201 Coors NW • 1 (800) Fandango, express # 1247 learn every episode. 99 minutes. PG. (Century Rio) American Assassin Only the Brave Dylan O’Brien (who? ... Checking his IMDB profile. ... He RIO RANCHO PREMIERE CINEMA plays Stiles Stilinski on MTV’s “Teen Wolf”) stars as an as- 1000 Premiere Parkway • 994-3300 Based on the true, tragic story of the Granite Mountain Hotshots, this tough-as-nails tearjerker looks into the lives sassin who’s presumably American in this low-budget ac- tion thriller 91 minutes. R. (Movies 8) SUB THEATER and motivations of a group of wildfire fighters in rural Ari- zona. Josh Brolin headlines as the stoic leader of the crew. UNM (Student Union Building Room 1003) • 277-5608 Despicable Me 3 Miles Teller is the wet-behind-the-ears newbie. This one fol- Poor, misunderstood mad scientist Gru (Steve Carell) tried lows the formula right down to the black-and-white photos to go legit in the last Despicable Me movie, but this newest UNM MIDWEEK MOVIES of the real people during the closing credits—but it builds animated outing finds him fired from his job as a superspy. UNM (Student Union Building Room 1003) • 277-4706 to a tense, emotional climax. Reviewed in v26 i42. 133 A timely reunion with his long-lost (and incredibly success- minutes. PG-13. (Century Rio, AMC Albuquerque 12, Flix ful) twin brother has him plotting one last villainous heist WINROCK STADIUM 16 IMAX & RPX Brewhouse, Icon Cinemas Albuquerque, Rio Rancho Pre- (with the help of his minions, of course). 90 minutes. PG. 2100 Louisiana Blvd. NE • 881-2220 miere Cinema, Cottonwood Stadium 16) (Movies 8) Same Kind of Different as Me Dunkirk Faith-based movie company Pure Flix Entertainment rushes Writer-director Christopher Nolan (Interstellar, Inception, Kingsman: The Golden Circle out its third flick in less than a month (after A Question of The Dark Knight trilogy) offers the finest film of his already Matthew Vaughn’s 2014 superspy spoof (based on the Faith and The Stray). At least they’ve saved enough money impressive career with this epic yet intimate war story comic book by Mark Millar and Dave Gibbons) proved itself to hire some credible actors (including Renée Zellweger, about the evacuation of Dunkirk, France during World War one of the most gonzo-crazy action movies in modern his- Jon Voight and Djimon Hounsou). Here, they translate the II. Nolan’s ingenious script spins three stories at once, tak- tory right about the time Colin Firth brutally slaughtered an best-selling, based-on-a-true-story Christian novel of the ing us to a week before the evacuation, a day before the entire church full of mind-controlled Jesus-worshippers. same name about a rich art dealer who befriends a home- evacuation and an hour before the evacuation. Reviewed in This sequel continues the full-tilt bonkers tone with young less man at the behest of his wife, who’s dying of cancer. v26 i29. 106 minutes. PG-13. (UNM Midweek Movies) spy boy Eggsy (Taron Egerton) heading to America after his They start a ministry together. 119 minutes. PG-13. (Cot- secret crime-fighting agency is destroyed. There, he teams tonwood Stadium 16) Flatliners up with cowboy spy Channing Tatum to defeat an evil Director Joel Schumacher’s 1990 medical/horror thriller Martha Stewart-esque villain (Julianne Moore) who’s hold- Secret Superstar gets a reboot/sequel. Ellen Page leads a new group of med ing the world hostage. Pack plenty of Red Bull for this ADD A high school girl (Zaira Wasim) in rural India dreams of students experimenting with near-death experiences. 108 epic. 141 minutes. R. (Century Rio) becoming a singer. But her dad, in the grand tradition of all minutes. PG-13. (Movies 8) movie dads since 1927’s The Jazz Singer, is dead set The LEGO Ninjago Movie against it. In Hindi with English subtitles. 150 minutes. Un- Girls Trip With Guardians of the Galaxy, Marvel/Disney proved it rated. (Century 14 Downtown) A collection of lifelong gal-pals (Regina Hall, Queen Latifah, could make a wildly entertaining crowdpleaser out of their Jada Pinkett Smith, Tiffany Haddish) heads to New Orleans most obscure properties. With this animated follow-up to The Snowman and the annual Essence Festival for one last, raunchy road The LEGO Batman Movie, LEGO/Warner Bros. does exactly Jo Nesbø’s Nordic noir novel comes to muddy, muddled life trip full of dancing, drinking, brawling and full-frontal nu- the same thing. This toy-based feature is much funnier and with Michael Fassbender as a detective investigating the dity. 122 minutes. R. (Movies 8) disappearance of a woman whose pink scarf is found more inventive than you’re thinking. Dave Franco voices Leap! Lloyd, a haplessly unpopular high schooler—mostly be- wrapped around an ominous-looking snowman. It’s not long, of course, before an unknown psycho killer is taunting In this French-Canadian computer-animated toon an or- cause his absentee father is Lord Garmadon (Justin Ther- phan girl who runs away from her home in rural Brittany to oux, obviously having a ball), a monstrous warlord who the police with twisty clues and mysterious messages. Yawn. You know the routine by now. 119 minutes. R. (Cot- travel to Paris so she can become a student at a posh bal- spends every single day trying to conquer and/or destroy let academy. 89 minutes. PG. (Movies 8) peaceful Ninjago City. Luckily, Lloyd is a member of a tonwood Stadium 16) “Power Rangers”-esque team of superpowered teens who Suburbicon Spider-Man: Homecoming defend the city with their giant robots. But can Lloyd find Having directed such credible efforts as Confessions of a Tom Holland (In the Heart of the Sea, The Lost City of Z) the strength to defeat his own dad? 101 minutes. PG. Dangerous Mind and Good Night, and Good Luck.) George stars as high school genius/newbie superhero Peter (Century Rio) Clooney helms this pitch-black crime comedy from writers Parker/Spider-Man, caught in a war between high-tech Joel and Ethan Coen (Raising Arizona, Fargo, The Big heavyweights Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) and Adrian Let There Be Light Toomes (Michael Keaton). 133 minutes. PG-13. (Movies 8) Having starred in such “faith-based” cheapies as God’s Not Lebowski). Set in hyper art-directed 1950s suburbia, the Dead, Let The Lion Roar, Confessions of a Prodigal Son and film explores the aftermath of a deadly home invasion. War for the Planet of the Apes Piranha Sharks (I may be misinformed on that last one), Matt Damon and Julianne Moore play the front-and-center Ape commander Caesar (the great, CGI-covered Andy actor Kevin Sorbo tries his hand at directing one. The for- married couple whose relationship leans more toward Dou- Serkis) wrestles with his own darker instincts while battling mer TV Hercules stars as an atheist who goes through a ble Indemnity than “Father Knows Best.” Clooney isn’t the the dwindling forces of mankind (as embodied by Woody near-death experience in an auto accident and converts to Coen Bros. and can’t quite balance the nasty violence with Harrelson’s blood-crazed Colonel) for the future of planet Christianity. Like ya do. 101 minutes. PG-13. (Century Rio, the deadpan satire, but the kid’s got moxie all right. 104 Earth. 140 minutes. PG-13. (Movies 8) Rio Rancho Premiere Cinema) minutes. R. (Century 14 Downtown, Century Rio, Icon Cine- mas Albuquerque, Rio Rancho Premiere Cinema, Cotton- Wind River Lucky wood Stadium 16) Taylor Sheridan (screenwriter of Sicario and Hell or High The late, great Harry Dean Stanton turns in his final screen Water) tries his hand at directing with this rough-and-tough appearance alongside David Lynch, Tom Skerritt, Ed Begley Thank You For Your Service mystery thriller about a rape and murder on an isolated Jr. and Ron Livingston in this miniscule dramedy from From the folks who made American Sniper comes this very Native American reservation in Wyoming. 107 minutes. R. actor-turned-director John Carroll Lynch (“The Drew Carey similar, inspired-by-a-true-story drama about a group of US (Movies 8) Show,” “American Horror Story”). 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Get Action ฀Diga No a la Politica! Right on Time (Self-Released) Go see a show instead, for Crissakes! Get Action is the name of a long-running, ecstatically earnest garage rock band from BY AUGUST MARCH Albuquerque that features Bill Bunting on vocals, Ashley Floyd and Scott Brown lippery pessimist hypocrite master/ handling guitars with a rhythm SConservative communist apocalyptic section comprised of bassist Zac Webb and stickman bastard/ Thank you dear God for putting me Ben Levine. Their new album, Right on Time, will be on this earth ...”— A few lines from the pleasant released on November 18 at the Moonlight Lounge for and prescient song “Downer” by Nirvana. local listeners eager to soak up their post-election blues with some tremulous 1960s-soaked rocanrol music. Mostly, I like this song because of Dale Reminiscent of the best seizure-inducing sounds from a Crover’s drumming. It gives shape and drama to bygone era, but updated to include an anxious Cobain’s anxious political rambling. But it also awareness of today’s societal angst, songs like “Back on reminds me that at Weekly Alibi, music literally the Wave” demonstrate a groovy millennial triumphalism trumps the obscene nonsense being spewed by rooted in pop psychedelia, while the title track just plain rocks the fuck out with blazing guitars, an overdriven the right wing. So dear readers, please digest our rhythm section and petulant vocals that herd listeners editorial content for this week, note the flagrant right over the edge of what’s considered socially mierda being uttered by some candidates, report acceptable. All that and cover art by Alibi alum Jeff Drew to your choice of municipal early voting centers make this upcoming Bandcamp release worth the wait. and make the right decision. Then (and only then) put your societal and existential concerns The Talking Hours on hold so that you can indulge in some good Golden old rock while we all wait for the votes to roll in. (Orange Whip Records) Kurt would want it that way; trust me, we do, too. Alt.rock duo Karie Morgan and Noname COURTESY OF THE ARTIST Maurico Paez are The Talking Hours, a Burque band noted for Friday their skeleton-shaking, noise- Midnight Opera make a thing called art rock. Sunday sentimentalism together with a heavy nuanced garage rock. Their first They’re from Texas. Somehow this combination flow and unusually elusive production full length recording, Golden, Preternaturally talented multi-instrumentalist drops on Dec. 1; lucky listeners has resulted in a gorgeously gloomy and points to form a type of rap music that is Billy Strings—AKA William Apostol—brings should visit The Talking Hour’s glammified form of rocanrol music that defies his banjo-, guitar- and manolin-playing self to evocative; diggably dark and deliriously Bandcamp page as soon as possible though, to order dreams and shoe-gaze impulses with a sultry Burque on Sunday, Nov. 5 with an appearance dense. Sadistik performs at Launchpad one of this town’s best and bad-ass examples of brutal sound that adds complex sets, costumes and at the Dirty Bourbon Dance Hall and Saloon (618 Central Ave NW) with Moor Gang sonic bombardment to come along this year. With one- makeup for sheer effect. The effect, ladies and (9800 Montgomery NE). The youthful rap collective member Nacho Picasso word tuneage titles like “Weapon,” “Noose” and “Fizzle” gentlemen, is stunning, scream-like and Michigan native is touring in conjunction with and openers Rafael Vigilantics and this album takes naturally uncomfortable musical awesomely sustainable. The quartet —Paul Austin’s latest and greatest bluegrass ensemble, Upgrade on Tuesday, Nov. 7. If you don’t moments and lovingly crafts them into deadly nocturnes Alonzo on bass, Paul Grass on drums with Whiskey Shivers. These hardworking go to this show, I will have to mark you to nothingness. Of particular interest: the perversely guitarist Teddy Waggy (she plays a Blue proponents of Americana—who for some reason as L7 forever, mate. 8pm • $10 • All- percussive title track, nearly mechanical in execution, Rickenbacker 360!) and keyboardist Nicole sometimes eschew shoes in performance, but not ages. divines a raw, relentless hopelessness from its burning bass line, from the repetition of vocal line that states in Marxen-Meyers singing—will be at Sister (407 a handy sense of intricate instrumentalism—are Central NW) on Friday, Nov. 3. Gerunding and broad half-whispered, half-shouted tonalities, “I”m busy presenting the Whiskey Strings Tour at Wednesday golden, I’m golden but I’m silver without you.” Veda Woolf open. Be there or be square, kids. country-Western venues throughout the land. 9pm • $5 • 21+ Chicago poet Fatimah Nyeema Warner Asked about the whole tour dealio, Shivers’ has become a rapper known as Noname. WURM front man, Bobby Fitzgerald, remarked, “We Though she began her work while Paralysis Machine Saturday could have a really tough day, driving through ensconced in the realm of the poetry (Self-Released) Euro-American post-industrial freaks to the bad weather on no sleep, feeling like shit, the slam, Warner segued into hip-hop nation Okay, this is my album of the maximum Lords of Acid have a gig on Saturday, sound is terrible, or whatever else is going on after getting substantial critical that day. And then as soon as we start playing, it week. That is to say it’s the one Nov. 4 at Burque’s Sunshine Theater (120 recognition for her literary work in 2010; thing I listened to over and over Central Ave SW). In case you wanna know, it’s all just kind of falls away. All of the sudden we’re her recordings with Chance The Rapper having a good time again, and the momentum as the weather turned cold, the part of their “Sextreme Fest” tour. Now that led her to music. In 2016 she officially birds abandoned Burque, and such uncomfortably fleshy stuff is out of the way, carries itself. That’s why we’re doing this, changed her name and gained further the leaves shook themselves readers should probably know that this because we love it.” 7:30pm • $17 • 21+ accolades with her own mixtape, a from the trees, grandly and particular techno ensemble—featuring founder groovy thing called Telefone. Noname’s grieviously. WURM (Art Black Praga Khan and lead singer Mea Fisher—is Tuesday work as a hip-hop artist is and Bobby Stewart) are known for making industrial- strength noise that’s skewed only slightly toward the renowned for developing and promulgating a Cody Foster is Sadistik. He’s from the Jet City, uncompromising, deeply observational seedy, synthetic and sexually charged form of and focused on an intense vocal cadence rocanrol side of things, and Paralysis Machine is no after all, a place in space where all that rain exception. I’m particularly fond of the wondrously alien- music that includes songs like “Rough Sex” and makes for easy cruelty. He’s also one of hip-hop that’s shrouded in a laid-back and whole albums with titles such as Heaven Is an sometimes quiet delivery. Noname is attack-like nuance on “MetaLik” and would not be nation’s up-and-coming alternative rappers, a surprised to find out that humans have been taken Orgasm. This band is guaranteed to blow definitely part of the music world’s dude Vibe Magazine says makes intricate aboard certain spaceships and sent out into deep space listeners away with their abrasive yet strangely informed videos, an artist whose revealing work current avant-garde. Listeners owe it while this sonic event parades around, all nude and noisy alluring sound. Fellow fun seekers En Esch and about his father has earned critical accolades. It’s themselves to check her out at in the background. Other highlights of this hellaciously Wiccid begin the evening’s digital descent into all in a day’s work for the so-called “cigarette Launchpad (618 Central NW) on hellish vision include the literally stunning, epileptic debauchery. 8pm • $15 • 18+ burn rap king” who attributes his success to Wednesday, Nov. 8; she’s rolling on one episode enhancing “Kaos Ohmen” and “Gnaw on Light,” obsessions with film, academia and family. His of the more majestic roads being taken an almost ambient creation that induces a clarity that at record Flowers For My Father spins subtle by hip-hop, you dig? 8pm • $20 • All- first seems like death but really has orgasmic ages a undertones. a

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heard a saying once when I was young, and it block progress on cannabis research by Iso impressed me that I’ve carried it around delaying applications for research facilities my whole life: “When the room says you’re who want to grow cannabis under a new Drug drunk, lie down.” Enforcement Agency policy that was I know I’ve often taken up plenty of space announced last summer. here to point out my general distaste for our Remember that? It was one of those nearly nation’s glassy-eyed Attorney General Jeff unbelievable news stories last year that Sessions, but what I’ve never told you is entered our purview for about a week and that I’d guess he’s generally a good guy then danced off, forgotten. A refresher: ! in the awkward position of The DEA announced over a year ago )*+,-./!".00.1,2!)*+ -, ./!".00.1,2! discovering that everything he that it would be relaxing its stranglehold believes is wrong. Like most people on cannabis research. 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A? KKBKBKM@@PLRPLR! when his personal struggle with reality So far, though, there hasn’t been a single threatens the freedom of so many of my application approved since the 8,.!9*./:;!.8, !9*./:;!?@AB!C57.2!D/E+(!FG!H"!> 5!CBA@? 5!7.2!D/ +E (!FG!H"!>!#1IJ!F)!KLBBA!#1 JI F)!ABBLK compatriots. Especially now that the room is announcement, and the 26 applications that finally telling Sessions to lie down. were turned in are still being processed Yes. A Gallup poll released last week found according to the DEA. At the Senate Judiciary that 64 percent of Americans are in favor of Committee hearing, Sessions was asked about legalizing cannabis. It’s by far the warmest the the progress of these applications and he country has ever been towards the subject. waffled. “I’m sure we don’t need 26 new Compare that number to the underwhelming suppliers,” he said. He was also concerned 12 percent who were in favor of it in 1969, the about paying for DEA oversight of the first time Gallup asked the question. operations. But he did seem to be mostly To some, the most shocking results of the acquiescent about the whole thing—like a poll will be the Republican response. For the stray at the pound, lying at the bottom of a first time ever, the majority of GOP voters cage with its belly exposed. answered in favor of cannabis legalization. It’s It seemed like such a victory, until I heard a slim majority—only 51 percent—but it’s a Sessions in an interview with conservative talk marked increase of 9 percentage points since radio host Hugh Hewitt last week. Ol’ Hewitt last year. suggested to Sessions that dropping a RICO These numbers must be disconcerting to (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Sessions, but I wonder if he even realizes his Organizations) case on “one producer and the culpability. As I’ve said before, I suspect one of banks that service them would shut this all the most powerful propellants of cannabis down.” acceptance has been the apparent anti- Sessions seemed to disagree about the cannabis stance of the Trump effectiveness of one case, but said that “the Administration—and the Department of federal laws clearly are in effect in all 50 states. Medical Cannabis Services Justice by association—coupled with the And we will do our best to enforce the laws as overwhelming number of people looking to we’re required to do so.” His response to take on any contrarian position against an whether there is a current attempt to prosecute New Patients unpopular populist president. Basically, any producers or dispensaries: “I can’t cannabis is in the right place at the right time. comment on the existence of an investigation License Renewals And maybe we’re seeing Sessions crack a at this time.” little when he says things like, “I think it Not exactly promising, but not terribly would be healthy to have some more frightening either. I’ll reserve my fears for the PTSD Evaluations competition in the supply [of medical time being and focus more on honing my cannabis],” to Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) cooking skills. Thanksgiving is just around the during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing corner, and I really need to work on my 505-990-3978 earlier this month. But it would be prudent of creamed spinach game. us to remember that he immediately followed Lie down, Jeff, lie down. We got it from this up by implying that he would continue to here. a Visit GreenviewNM.org for more information 3801 Atrisco Drive NW, Suite B, ABQ, NM, 87120 NOVEMBER 2-8, 2017 WEEKLY ALIBI [27] straiGht dope | advice from the aByss By cecil adams What’s with the weird British pronunciation of words like Gloucester?

Why are some English names vowels in the unstressed syllables (the less-important pronounced so differently than they’re ones, intelligibilitywise) to a single all-purpose sound: spelled? I’m thinking of Churmondley the schwa, represented in the International Phonetic (pronounced “Chumley") and Alphabet by an upside-down-e symbol and Featheringstonehaugh (pronounced pronounced (approximately) “uh.” Think about the “Fanshaw"). first a in amazing, the second e in basement, the u in lettuce. Three different vowels, but because the —Jenny accent doesn’t fall on the syllable they’re in, they come out of our mouths the same: schwa. I almost hate to point out that those two names Thence a second phonetic tendency, schwa are actually spelled Cholmondeley and deletion: having reduced your previously distinctive Featherstonehaugh. On the other hand, if you were vowel to a generic unstressed vowel, you start making a joke about how tricky it can be to spell skipping that syllable altogether. You see this with something as simple-sounding words like family, probably, or as “Fanshaw,” well—touché. corporate, which many folks The English language has got pronounce, contra their some strange orthographic spelling, with only two conventions, and our pals syllables. English speakers across the pond are everywhere share a fondness themselves well aware of the for eliding their schwas, but the humorous possibilities of such: Brits seem particular fans: e.g., it was a Brit who famously the contracted penultimate CBD & More suggested that, using syllable in a word like pronunciation as your guide, secretary. it’s possible to spell the word That’s pretty clearly what fish g-h-o-t-i. Think on it happened in the LIQUID DROPS awhile and you’ll get there. Cholmondeley-to-Chumley OINTMENTS Featherstonehaugh is an transition. We can suppose extreme example, but the Featherstonehaugh took BAKED GOODS tendency to pronounce a roughly the same route, though PET CARE PRODUCTS word more succinctly than its spelling would suggest it’s notable that the two-syllable version contains a sh pervades the language in both Britain and North found nowhere in the spelling. What gives? Hazarding & MUCH MORE America, particularly when it comes to place names. a few guesses, the British phonetician Jack Windsor When was the last time you heard a Canadian, for Lewis breaks Featherstonehaugh down to its instance, pronounce all three syllables, or the second constituent parts: “featherstone,” likely meaning “an Can Help Treat Other Hemp t, in “Toronto”? It’s “Tronno,” more like. Going by assemblage of four stones”; “haugh,” discussed Many Illnesses Products Available spelling, one might refer to the famous lower- above. Eventually those shriveled to two syllables: Manhattan neighborhood as “Green-witch Village,” fans-haw, which at some point, Windsor Lewis figures, instantly exposing you as an out-of-towner. The got transcribed somewhere as “Fanshawe” and No Medical Card Needed British city from which the Big Apple takes its name, subsequently read incorrectly as fan-shaw. by the by, was originally called Eboracum by Roman The transcription is an important element in this founders; later, invading Anglo-Saxons updated that story. Pronunciation changes constantly, while to Evorwic, which the subsequently invading Vikings spelling fixes words in time; it’s probably more helpful 4012 Central Ave SE 505-750-0158 couldn’t pronounce, so they rechristened it Jorvik, to think of the phenomenon you’re asking about as a paving the way for the name it has now. quirk of spelling rather than speaking. English adheres With names like Cholmondeley, the simplest to what the literary scholar Seth Lerer calls explanation is that the pronunciation of words “etymological” spelling: our language “preserves the shortens over time—it’s a mark of our familiarity with earlier form of words even when those forms no longer them. Beyond that it’s hard to stake out a unified correspond to current speech.” For instance, words Playmates or soul mates, theory, particularly since British names often derive like knight and through now sound nothing like they’re from a tangle of mismatched lexical roots, what with spelled—but back in Chaucer’s day they were indeed all that invading. The element haugh, e.g., is from the pronounced “k-nicht” and “throoch,” with a guttural eg Old English, denoting a nook or secret place. The - ch as in the Scottish loch. cesters, meanwhile—as in Gloucester, Worcester, et Those who (understandably) bungle a name like Always FREE to listen al—come from the Latin castrum, a fort or a town. Featherstonehaugh might wind up ahead of the curve, and reply to ads! Worcester—that is, “Wooster”—is already a though. I point you to Cirencester, an English town truncation of what was once spelled Wigoraceaster, whose name for a while had apparently come to be the Wigora evidently being a tribe that lived in that pronounced “Sissitter,” only to expand in more recent REAL PEOPLE particular ceaster. “Wigoraceaster” is a bit of a usage back to “Siren-sester.” Why the rebound? REAL DESIRE mouthful; it’s a hell of a lot easier just saying Unclear, though some theories blame the REAL FUN. “Wooster.” standardizing influence of national services like the BBC and the railroad, whose announcers may have 505-338-0228 Ease is essentially what this boils down to: Albuquerque: Try FREE: physical laziness, as exhibited in the linguistics had limited knowledge of local pronunciation but an More Local Numbers: 1-800-926-6000 phenomenon called vowel reduction. Because it takes outsize platform to spread their own rendition around. Anyway, Cirencester—which you’ll find, naturally, in (505) 338-0248 Ahora español more muscle work to clearly enunciate every syllable www.megamates.com 18+ Livelinks.com 18+ in a word, English speakers tend to downgrade the the county of Gloucestershire. [28] WEEKLY ALIBI NOVEMBER 2-8, 2017 Free Will Astrology | Horoscopes by rob brezsny

ARIES (March 21-April 19): America’s Civil War yourself a song, and tell yourself a story about why during this favorable financial phase, I was glad I’d you having Promethean inclinations. Your ability to ended in 1865. A veteran from that conflict later you’re so beautiful; 3) Explain your deeply-felt opinion entertained the fantasy. In alignment with current bestow blessings and spread benevolence and do good produced a daughter, Irene Triplett, who is still alive with so much passion and logic that you change the mind astrological omens, Libra, here’s the moral of the story deeds will be at a peak. Unlike Prometheus, however, I today and collecting his pension. In the coming months, I of a person who had previously disagreed with you; 4) for you: Meditate on what educational amusements don’t expect you’ll get into trouble for your generosity. foresee you being able to take advantage of a Make a pilgrimage to a sacred spot you want to be you’d seek if you had more money. Just the opposite! comparable phenomenon, although it may be more influenced by; 5) Buy a drink for everyone in a bar or AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Here’s a parable you cafe. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): In the early stages of metaphorical. Blessings from bygone times, perhaps Johnny Cash’s development as a musician, his mother may find useful. An armchair explorer is unexpectedly even from the distant past, will be available to you. But LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): “Dear Rob: I saw a photo of hired a coach to give him singing lessons. But after a few given a chance to embark on an adventure she has only you’ll have to be alert and know where to look. So now you recently, and I realized that you have a scar on your meetings, the teacher counseled him to quit. Johnny’s read and dreamed about. But she hesitates on the brink might be a good time to learn more about your ancestors, face. I hope you don’t mind me telling you it resembles an style was so unique, the seasoned pro thought it better of seizing her opportunity. She asks herself, “Do I really ruminate exuberantly about your own history, study the ancient Mayan hieroglyph that means ‘Builder of Bridges not to tamper with his natural sound. I hesitate to offer want to risk having ragged reality corrupt the beautiful lives of your dead heroes and maybe even tune in to your for Those Who Are Seeking Home.’ Did you know this? If you comparable advice, Scorpio. I’m a big believer in the fantasy I’ve built up in my mind’s eye?” In the end she previous incarnations. so, do you think it’s an accurate title for what you do? - value of enhancing one’s innate talents with training and takes the gamble. She embarks on the adventure. And TAURUS (April 20-May 20): “I wasn’t in the market Renegade Leo Scholar.” Dear Scholar: Thanks for your education. On the other hand, my assessment of your ragged reality does in fact partially corrupt her beautiful to buy a Day-Glo plastic fish from a street vendor,” observation. I don’t know if I fully deserve the title destiny between now and October 2018 impels me to fantasy. But it also brings her unexpected lessons that testified a witty guy named Jef on Facebook, “but that’s “Builder of Bridges for Those Who Are Seeking Home,” offer a suggestion: It may be useful for you to give some partially enhance the beautiful fantasy. exactly what I did. The seller said he found it in but it does describe the role I’m hoping to play for Leos. credence to the perspective of Johnny Cash’s voice PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): “A game of chess is someone’s trash. He wanted 50 cents for it, but I talked The coming weeks will be an excellent time for your tribe coach. Make sure you guard and revere your usually a fairy tale of 1001 blunders,” said chess him up to a dollar. The best part is the expression on the to clarify and cultivate your notion of home. distinctiveness. grandmaster Savielly Tartakower, a Pisces. “It is a fish’s face. It’s from Edvard Munch’s The Scream. I bring VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Author Clarissa Pinkola SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): I used to nurture a struggle against one’s own errors,” he added. “The this testimony to your attention, Taurus, because I feel Estés encourages us to purge any tendencies we might grudge against Tony Pastorini. He was the high school winner of the game is the player who makes the next-to- it’s good role-modeling for you. 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